Upcoming Exhibitions

  • <i> All This Every Day:<p> Bolinas Community Publishing in the Seventies</i><p/>

    In the early 1970s, something happened in Bolinas that had never quite happened before and has not happened since: a small California coastal town at the edge of the earth became, simultaneously, one of the most concentrated literary communities in America and one of its most uncommonly radical ones. It was neither a planned experiment nor a single movement. Rather, a range of human energies—literary, ecological, political, artistic, and communal—converged and nourished each other in ways that left an enduring legacy, one that still informs the town’s energy today. Poets sat on the water board. A butcher founded a newspaper. A minister-turned-woodcarver established a craft guild. Lloyd Kahn, the shelter editor for the Whole Earth Catalog, built geodesic domes, lived ... Learn More