In her new book Communal Luxury: The Political Imaginary of the Paris Commune, Kristin Ross argues that a rich legacy of ideas and practices developed during the Commune – the workers’ democracy th…
Apartments are expensive and hard to find. Is co-living a solution or is it just an upscale rooming house?
Molène commune (Verbascum thapsus). Photo: Wikimedia Commons On dit que la mauvaise herbe d’une personne est la fleur sauvage d’une autre… et je suis tout à fait d’accord. J’ai même une «?mauvaise herbe?» préférée : la molène commune (Verbascum thapsus). On la trouve sur la liste des mauvaises herbes nuisibles de tous les agriculteurs — après […]
What was it like to grow up on a commune? That’s a question I heard a lot after emerging into society from America’s largest commune. In the late 60′s, 320 San Francisco hippies took a caravan of …
Voir l'album complet www.flickr.com/photos/dl-photo/sets/72157630745261442/wit... Carennac est l'un des plus beaux villages de France situé à 50 km au Nord-Est de Gourdon. Petite commune desservie par la gare de Bétaille, sur la ligne d'Aurillac à Brive, Carennac se trouve au centre d'une région riche en curiosités naturelles et sites historiques d'un grand intérêt: à quelques kilomètres, le gouffre de Padirac et un haut-lieu de pèlerinage : Rocamadour. Baigné par les eaux de la Dordogne, resserré autour d'un prieuré clunisien fondé au XIe siècle, le village a conservé son aspect médiéval et chaque pierre y raconte une histoire.
For several years artist Kevin Peterson (previously) has created paintings that occupy the same fictionalized world. His imagined environments are occupied by children and animals— individuals band together as they navigate depleted urban environments. The works pair the innocence of its subjects against a broken and crumbling world, addressing the various journeys we each take through life. Recently, Peterson has begun to paint just the animals in these scenes, rather than pairing them exclusively with children. More
For several years artist Kevin Peterson (previously) has created paintings that occupy the same fictionalized world. His imagined environments are occupied by children and animals— individuals band together as they navigate depleted urban environments. The works pair the innocence of its subjects against a broken and crumbling world, addressing the various journeys we each take through life. Recently, Peterson has begun to paint just the animals in these scenes, rather than pairing them exclusively with children. More
Made in collaboration with Commune DesignInspired by the hand loom weaving techniques of the Shaker community, this variegated, asymmetrical plaid elevates a timeless heritage pattern with modern sophistication. Intersecting blocks of varying sizes lend intrigue to our take on a classic check, showcasing the tactile presence of handwoven linen and silk. Equally at home in a New England farmhouse kitchen or the sitting room of a SoHo pied-à-terre, Shaker Plaid brings together the best of the old world and the new. Specify for: Upholstery, Drapery, Soft Furnishings Details: Color: Ecru Additional Colorways: Ochre, Sage Fabric Content: Linen and Silk Width: Approx. 54" Repeat: V = 6" / H = 6" Anything of worth is worth caring for: Dry-clean only. Knit-backing strongly recommended for upholstery. We offer Stain, Flame and Knit-back treatments... Inquire here. Please note: Not guaranteed against wear, fading, abrasion, stretch or shrinkage. Irregularities like striations, slubs, bars and variations in weave and dye lot are inherent to its beauty and craftsmanship. Knit-backing recommended.
These easy vegan beignets are sweet, delicious and totally dairy free and eggless! An easy French New Orleans fried dough recipe!
À Los Angeles, les maisons de John Lautner traversent les époques et les histoires.
In upstate New York, two families unite to design a vacation house that will suit all their needs for years to come.
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