Percival Everett by Percival Everett
In his most recent book, one of America’s most important novelists experiments again, and this time, loses the thread.
Xochimilco
Since March I’ve lived in Xochimilco, Oaxaca – home to weavers, aqueducts, and stray dogs.
The Suffering Saint of Gospel: Washington Phillips
The mystery that shrouds this man compounds the stunning beauty of his precious, few recorded songs.
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Family, Ritual, Dream States: New Oaxacan Photography
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The work of two Oaxacan photographers explores creative memory and shamanic practice, at the Centro Fotográfico Manuel Álvarez Bravo.
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Not Yet Lost: Golden West and the Craft of Sign Painting
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Golden West Signs in Berkeley keeps a vanishing craft alive.
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Polk Gulch Graffiti
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Big letters, the undead, skulls, and street signs: Polk Gulch graffiti.
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Does Anybody Know What It Was About?
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Three people were shot a block from my Tenderloin apartment earlier this week. My neighbor said it was about drugs.
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Magic, Terror, and San Francisco New History
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The Mexican Election: Ballots, Bribes, and Backlash Latin America
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California’s $16 Billion Hole The Octopus
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Bike Smut Transit Fetish
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- Xochimilco
Since March I’ve lived in Xochimilco, Oaxaca – home to weavers, aqueducts, and stray dogs.
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- Arthur’s Return
Arthur Magazine has returned to carry the banner for the American counterculture, this time as a broadsheet.
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- Richmond Street Art
Richmond, like most of the Bay Area, reveals itself through its murals.
Instagrams
- The Gargoyles of Mexico City
- The Mutant Metropolis
- Cindy Sherman’s Retrospective
- Time Travel for Introverts
- The Occupation of Silver City
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