Hippie Museum, Wholeo Online branch

Here's a climber from People's Park in Berkeley, California, about 1972, in the days of the great free boxes. I offer it as part of the Wholeo branch of the Hippie Museum. Caroling's Timeline is on exhibit.

When Alicia Bay Laurel discovered that I love her book, Being of the Sun (co-authored by Ramon Sender), she invited me to participate in the Hippie Museum, which is open to the public. I like the vision. Disclaimer: the site is extra-virtual and is sometimes offline. In that case, try this alternate path to the hip muse.

I turned them on to Irwin Klein's pictures. I began great email exchanges with Char~*, who is the main webmaster. I sent links to my dome artwork, Wholeo, and my temporary live-in dome, Bump. I donated Wholeo Dome to the Hippie Museum Collections (see details). Someday, it might feature a virtual exhibit of Wholeo Dome. Wholeo Dome is featured in the Personal section.

The main purpose of this branch is to oversee the location of the Wholeo Dome. After publishing this page in the summer of 2003, I visited The Farm in Tennessee to meet Albert Bates and see the hippie bus collection, a key exhibit in The Farm History, which is a related branch of the distributed Hippie Museum. See the dome location wing.

Art from 1966-68, when I lived in the Haight Ashbury district of SF, includes the photo, Mike's Room. Also, a memory of a poet.

See the gallery for a QuickTime or Flash spinning logo for the Hippie Museum. Also, see the Rio Theatre and its mural.

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