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The incredible Lovell Beach House comes up for sale, first time ever.
Schindler’s 1926 beach front home for naturopath Dr. Philip Lovell and family is a masterpiece of early California modernism.
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Unconfirmed but I’m reading they’re asking $18.8 million…
thelovellbeachhouse.com
Another af Klint comes to auction:
$600-800k estimated seems like a bargain for this early work. I think they’re pricing it conservatively hoping for growth in the actual bidding.
They’re looking for a new benchmark here.
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This is an opportunity in time for several competitive visions for the future to emerge. We will not fall into ready-made programs. We will found new ones and restore old ones and bring mixtures, and counterculture that will frighten the modern age.
How things turn fascist or revolutionary is the problem of the universal delirium about which everyone is silent…
— Deleuze & Gauttari, Anti-Oedipus
For it is certain that, even and especially in their manifestations of extreme force, neither capitalism nor revolution nor schizophrenia follows the paths of the signifier.
- Deleuze & Gauttari, Anti-Oedipus
Art Basel Paris closing early:
the way to read this is they’re cutting the public days. At a fair, business is conducted and concluded during the VIP and Preview.
If you’re gonna riot, you get nothing.
Art Basel will close its Paris fair early due to safety concerns amidst the student protests artreview.com/art-basel-pari…
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For @Harpers, I gaze into the fires of our collective chatbot madness, and the varieties of visionary encounter now afoot: spirit communion via LLM... the heralding of slop and its generation as mediumship, channeling... the stuff of revelation itself harpers.org/archive/2026/11/…
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While planetary thinking considers "a single world that we all share," interplanetary thinking considers "what is transmitted, transformed, and survives among multiple worlds that cannot be reduced to one another."
These remarkable stained glass windows are based on the artwork of Ethelwynne Quail (1903–1947). Her work is getting attention again, including an upcoming retrospective at The College of Psychic Studies @Psychic_Studies
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“Stress is a realization that something is necessary and no one dares to do it.”
~Manly P. Hall
Besant Lodge, Hollywood. This office was used by Stephen Hoeller, Regionary Bishop of Ecclesia Gnostica, until his recent passing.
Juanita Donahoo’s 1930’s painting, “A Social/Environmental Activist” depicts the aura of the subject as reported by clairvoyant Dora van Gelder Kunz
