San Francisco Oracle

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The San Francisco Oracle was an underground psychedelic newspaper of the 1960s counterculture, known for its colorful art, experimental layout, and coverage of the Haight-Ashbury scene.

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instanceOf counterculture publication
psychedelic newspaper
underground newspaper
associatedWith Summer of Love
hippie subculture
psychedelic rock scene
basedIn Haight-Ashbury
circaNumberOfIssues around 12 issues
circulationArea San Francisco Bay Area
countryOfOrigin United States
dissolvedOrAbolished 1968
editor Allen Cohen
Michael Bowen
format tabloid
genre counterculture journalism
psychedelic art
underground press
hasPart essays
music coverage
poetry
spiritual writings
visual art
inception 1966
influenced later alternative newspapers
underground press movement
influencedBy Beat Generation
psychedelic movement
knownFor colorful art
coverage of Haight-Ashbury
experimental layout
psychedelic design
languageOfWorkOrName English
locationOfPublication San Francisco
mainSubject 1960s counterculture
Eastern mysticism
Haight-Ashbury scene
LSD
communal living
hippie movement
psychedelic culture
mediaType print
placeOfOrigin Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco
linked to: Haight-Ashbury
politicalAlignment anti-establishment
countercultural
printingTechnique multi-color printing
publicationFrequency irregular
publicationPeriod 1966–1968
publisher Oracle newspaper collective

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Human Be-In associatedOrganization San Francisco Oracle