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Posted in Architecture, art,poetry,writing, Design, Drawing, Music, tagged 100 Beats Arabica, Amoeba Records, Andalusia, Arab design, Arab lamp, Arab Music, Arabesque, Arabic, Cheb Khaled, Haight Ashbury, Islamic Architecture, Kan Zaman, lucernaire, Maghreb Musiqa, moorish, North African Music, Radio Tarifa, san francisco, Spirit of Rai, World Music on August 14, 2010| Leave a Comment »

Lamp. Kan Zaman Restaurant, San Francisco, Haight-Ashbury. Charcoal, Graphite and Ink. August 2010.

Serendipity: a stop at Amoeba Records, to buy some CD’s. Then dinner. Drawing *the same* subject as the CD cover, which I did not stop to look at, but my brain obviously recorded. As someone said, ‘ Everything’s connected.’

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