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Occupy Oakland: An Illustrated History by Susie Cagle
Susie Cagle | Truthout | Illustrated Report - From the beginning, the Oakland Commune set Oakland’s occupation apart in its acceptance of the local homeless population.The camp was consistently referred to…
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Remembering Etta James
Henry Giroux @ Truthout | OpEd |Video – My encounter with the music of Etta James constituted something of a rite of passage. I was a white, working-class kid who…
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MLK Anniversary: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in His Own Words
Man of Mystery – LEGENDS: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Eternity @ Aloft: Solo Exhibition in Harlem
January 19 – February 15
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2012: Affirmations for the New Year
Affirmations for the New Year by Max Eternity It is a tradition at MaxEternity.com to offer an affirmation for each month of the year. And in wishing you…
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Dave Meeker: Evolution L.E.D.
Dave Meeker: Evolution L.E.D. By Max Eternity Vincent Van Goth’s “The Starry Night” by Dave Meeker *** “Stop Focusing—see the big picture” says Dave Meeker. These are thoughts from an…
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The 6th Star: California’s Suffrage Centennial
The Sixth Star: California’s Suffrage Centennial By Max Eternity (Image: SFPL) San Francisco, California – Long before Occupy, there was another homegrown epic struggle in America—a heroic fight lasting…
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Video Archetypes of a California Girl
Max Eternity | Interview & Review for MaxEternity.com – For the month of December, Jasmine Moorhead curates a stunning exhibition composed of archetypal imagery of women as personified by one…
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Béton Brut: An Architectural Primer
Posted on November 3, 2011 | 1 CommentPhoto and model of the Atlanta Fulton Central Public Library _____________________________________________________ Béton Brut: An Architectural Primer by Max Eternity Auguste Perret (1874 – 1954) was a French architect... -
Architects + Artisans: Mike Welton on Richard Meiers Harbor Springs house
Posted on September 7, 2011 | 1 CommentArchitects + Artisans’ Mike Welton @ Dwell Magazine – It took nine months before Michael McCarthy and Marcia Myers fully realized what they’d actually purchased in Harbor Springs, Michigan. “We... -
8 Questions with Ray Kappe
Posted on June 7, 2011 | No CommentsLafetra/Gould House (Image: Cory Weiss) “I’ve always sought out the edges, the views, and a feeling of expansiveness” in building, says architect Ray Kappe. And when asked what he... -
Bittersweet Revitalization: Oakland’s Reincarnation
Posted on January 13, 2011 | No CommentsScale Model of Cathedral Christ of the Light – Oakland, by SOM Architects (Image: Max Eternity) In spite of an ongoing, grim economic downturn felt nationally, the city of Oakland...
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Occupy Oakland: An Illustrated History by Susie Cagle
Posted on January 27, 2012 | No CommentsSusie Cagle | Truthout | Illustrated Report - From the beginning, the Oakland Commune set Oakland’s occupation apart in its acceptance of the local homeless population.The camp was consistently referred to... -
Remembering Etta James
Posted on January 23, 2012 | No CommentsHenry Giroux @ Truthout | OpEd |Video – My encounter with the music of Etta James constituted something of a rite of passage. I was a white, working-class kid who... -
MLK Anniversary: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in His Own Words
Posted on January 16, 2012 | No CommentsMan of Mystery – LEGENDS: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -
The 6th Star: California’s Suffrage Centennial
Posted on December 16, 2011 | No CommentsThe Sixth Star: California’s Suffrage Centennial By Max Eternity (Image: SFPL) San Francisco, California – Long before Occupy, there was another homegrown epic struggle in America—a heroic fight lasting...




























