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Whatever you no longer think about the American West is partly because of Richard Avedon.
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EIGHTIES ROCK. Get it?
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To paraphrase Charlton Heston, some damn dirty apes come to the land of Pollock.
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One last river-shooting hurrah before the baby makes us hibernate.
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Every city needs a lake, and every lake needs a $22 million restaurant on its shores.
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A scribble on a slip of paper becomes a mystery.
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A short review of Gabe Hudson’s story collection.
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The Gehry-ization of the awful old cat tree.
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A profile of Geena Davis and her spreadsheet.
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Covid, Walmart and the thin line between an essential and disposable workforce.
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It’s ugly. But only from the outside.
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Never trust a stranger with $50.
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The radical, sometimes naked Austrian, at last in the United States.
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Adventure and misadventure on Northern California’s Delta.
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A funky old surf town re-brands itself as Surf City USA.
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First story in the NYT’s lovely Never Too Late series. Come for Vijaya, stay for the photos of Vijaya.
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Looking for a stolen horse.
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David Geffen’s improvement on Billionaires’ Beach.
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Arcosanti, Arizona’s never-finished experimental city.
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Los Angeles has changed.
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In solitary confinement for 34 years, Herman Wallace architects an alternate reality.
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Cozy soup in the bone-chilling gloom.
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A shooting, a life turned around, and about how we thinkin about our lives in the first place.
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If you click my penguin story it will be black and white and read all over.
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Weekend travel guide to the Northern California wine region.
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A weekend in the Mission District.
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On the bus with the co-housing tourists.
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On visual art made by the visually impaired.
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Peasant cooking, in Oakland.
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On San Francisco’s dingy old strip of motels, in the Sunday Travel section.