September 27, 2024

Culture

Books + ephemera for collectors just like me

Last weekend Debbie and I visited our son Devan and his family in Portland, OR. Devan insisted that we see this store while we were there. I get why. If I were to turn my personal library and collection of ephemera into a store that store would look a lot like Monograph. If you geek out on design, architecture, hippies, counterculture, mid-century anything and the folk art made by outsiders from beatniks to punks, drop in. If you can't their website has the goods, but you'll miss the spontaneous joy of meeting likeminded collectors. We made new friends. We'll be back.

Monograph Bookwerks, 5005 NE 27th Avenue at Alberta, Portland, Oregon 97211 USA 

WEBSITE: Fine Art Books, Objects + Ephemera

INSTAGRAM: @monographbookwerks 

Culture

Why “heterarchy” might be a better way to describe the shifting roles and relationships that actually hold communities and institutions together.

ARTICLE: The Central Role of Collaboration and Trust in Human Societies

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A “different voice” that speaks from a premise of connection and responsibility rather than separateness and hierarchy

‍‍BOOK: In A Different Voice

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Regenerating nature, communities, and local economies through systems change

‍BOOK EXCERPT: Putting Systems Change in Place‍

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“We cannot change the way the world is, but by opening to the world as it is we may discover that gentleness, decency, and bravery are available."

INTERVIEW: Margaret Wheatley: Warriors For The Human Spirit