A conversation with the San Francisco poet Tongo Eisen-Martin.

A conversation with the San Francisco musician Marshall Trammell.

I’d wager that most of us have engaged, at one time or another, in the pastime of seeking out the unassuming but legendary historic home that links a city or subculture’s past to the present.

Whenever the offerings on our glorious American streaming services go stale, the National Film Board of Canada remains as a goldmine of documentaries, feature films, and experimental films from our neighbors to the north.

The photographer Yoshi Yubai’s show SAN FRANCISCO is up in the Adobe gallery space until February 27th.

During John Coltrane’s last years, the city was, coincidentally or not, a crucible for his controversial, awesome turn to free improvisation.

Artists Sienna Freeman and Justin Robinson in conversation.

An unstructured list (who needs rankings anyway) of our favorite books, new and old, that we read in 2018.

A collection of songs befitting the shorter days and colder nights.

Last week, Adobe Books hosted My Life, My Stories for a moving event that organizer Brittany Bare recaps in this post. Their mission of fostering a more connected and empathetic San Francisco through oral history and storytelling is one we absolutely dig.

''There are so many poets it's hard to see the trees'' - Tom Clark in a letter to Clark Coolidge, 1970

Is a new approach to writing nearly available to us, powered by the technology that underlies those words we’ve all heard, like “machine learning” and “big data”? Will it matter?

Looming on the horizon is the return of the San Francisco Moby-Dick Marathon at the Maritime Museum in Fort Mason, during which (you guessed it), all 135 chapters of Herman Melville’s opus will be read out loud.

Hello out there and welcome to the new Adobe Blog! With this blog, we hope to maintain a decentralized, online platform that is in many ways a virtual analog of the Adobe spirit.