My genesis collection ‘Streets’ is a foray into juxtaposition, color & coincidence in public spaces. This collection is the culmination of 10 years mining my surroundings for life’s rare & artful moments (10 of 20 now available) I hope you’ll join me!👇

“It was scary. It felt like watching the downfall of democracy, watching the white supremacists take over—and win. But what’s scariest to me now it’s the general public’s detachment from all of it.”-Malik Savage, @BaltSchoolArts student and writer from the new @NightedLife

🖤9 YEARS🖤

#tbt shot from our first zine with Troy Holden 📗 New one coming soon ‼️

"The Tenderloin" by Kyle Pappas

Nighted Life 16 out now¡¡ 🏠🔥 ft. Emilie Desir, Luke Miles, Deanskii, Kyle Pappas, Andrew and Tina Del Pino 📕🩸 Available here:: https://t.co/fuPreyPAzz

San Francisco, Fillmore Street 1948, photo by William Heick #fillmoredistrict #Westernaddition #fillmorestreetsf https://t.co/miz6qPGYSc

Mission district SF 2013, photo by Rex Mandel #missiondistrict #themissionsf https://t.co/ibqrGnypgd

San Francisco 1947, photo by Max Yavno. #maxyavno https://t.co/p3eKf7GHl6

Oakland, California 1983, blues artist Mississippi Johnny Waters in his Oakland home, photo by Michelle Vignes https://t.co/2mvXT1veDN

San Francisco 1947, photo by Max Yavno https://t.co/4sH88LGpXG

San Francisco, Stockton Street, photo by @SFCPC member @awstain https://t.co/sfilIexyXI

Powell and Market, SanFrancisco, photo by Henry Wessel https://t.co/G95ixx1L0v

📸 Kyle Pappas

Got something different in the works w Troy Holden 📬 Here's a shot from People Are Strange Too (2018) 📕

From Fresno to Paris, Bay Area independent publishing house @NightedLife distributes the work of talented photographers across the globe. And on 1/16, we're thrilled that they'll will be vending with us at our next zine pop-up and film screening: https://t.co/60gerWuOq9

Haight Ashbury district, SanFrancisco 1967, photo by Jim Marshall https://t.co/gDwREvgju2

Haight Street, SanFrancisco 1967, photo by Jim Marshall https://t.co/FABG361BB2

Oakland, California 1968, four days before Robert Kennedy was murdered in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Photo by Steven Shames https://t.co/6TDYANEt23

Oakland 1968, photo by Michelle Vignes. After working as a photo editor for Magnum in Paris, Vignes moved to SanFrancisco in the 1960s and extensively captured the SF Bay Area culture and counter-culture with her camera. https://t.co/D04k4KkAmN