I have absolutely no idea what this dance party is about but it’s a goddamn tatted unicorn smoking a cigarette.
I have absolutely no idea what this dance party is about but it’s a goddamn tatted unicorn smoking a cigarette.
Deeply Superficial People says they went out craftbombing the other weekend. I never even knew such a thing existed. So cutting edge.
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Yeah, China was pretty fun. Definitely not the human-rights abusing pit of despair you hear about in the news (although the internet censorship is annoying but trivially easy to subvert). I even heard PBR referred to as “The People’s Beer,” which is just skull-fuckingly brilliant. Also, if you are ever rolling around Hong Kong, there is a delicious vegan dim sum place on Electric rd @ Lau Sin. The sesame fried dumplings are off the hook.
And check out a solid HK-based street art group/the best cool-kid culture blog imaginable, Start From Zero. They even host a yearly ping-pong tournament, which should give this blog some inspiration.
I wanted to hang out on the beach all day but ended up taking pictures of street art and other random shit while eating ice cream.
I came across these sketches by Flickr user Aindrila earlier today. There’s a good collection of Mission-area images in the mix, so I thought I’d share.
I wish everything was in line drawing. Think of how much better you’d look! Oh, except for your teeth. Smile with your mouth closed, okay?

Tomorrow, in Dolores Park: Unsilent Night!
Basically, there’s this composer from New York named Phil Kline who organizes mass boombox orchestras. Here’s how it works: you show up at Dolores Park tomorrow at 7 p.m. with a boombox. CDs and cassettes are distributed. You pop one of these bad boys into your ‘box, everyone hits play at the exact same time, and BAM! Music.
Performance art, people. We’re going to play the song you lost your virginity to and you’re gonna like it.
Amnesia is unveiling a new mural by Andre Karpov tonight. You may recognize his other works at places like Pizzaria Delfina, and that alley by Range. He also happens to be a great songwriter and musician.
While this mural doesn’t quite have the excitement of the bear, it does feature a bunch of local mission personalities. That accordionist in the mural is none other than Rob Reich. In fact, Rob is playing during the unveiling with ragtime guitar genius Craig Ventresco (you may have heard Craig’s music in the movie Crumb) and Meredith Axelrod. They play there every Friday, by the way. I wonder if Rob knows he’s been muralized? If not, awk-WAARD!
Say, maybe you’ve been muralized too. You’re just gonna have to go and see for yourself; that’s why I posted an ultra low-res of the mural. Unveiling starts at 7pm. Amnesia is on Valencia between 19th and 20th. Stick around for the happy hour drinks!