Caroline Picard

Publication created in collaboration with the Arts Administration Symposium: Creating Context, held May 1-19, 2007, at ThreeWalls Chicago. Includes notes and ephemera pertaining to arts administration and management.

Metropolis and the Girl in the Bathroom is a collection of two short stories in a zine.

The ARC Digest is meant to archive in print the activities of Chicago’s artist-run spaces between 1999-2009. It acts both as a companion to the exhibition and an extension of that project with interviews by Dan Gunn, essays by Abigail Satinsky, The Pond, Scott Speh and John Neff, Mary Jane Jacob and Lori Waxman, and an accompanying audio program by Bad At Sports featuring an interview with Temporary Services and a panel of Chicago artist-run media organizers.

This comic takes the real life story of Joseph Beuys' performance art piece "I Like America and American Likes Me" and creates an alternate account of what really happened during his time with the coyote.

Catalogue for Extinct Entities - a project that explores various histories of Chicago based art-spaces and collectives that no longer exist through dialogue with artists and scholars as a public forum for research.* *taken from introduction

Founded in 2005, AREA Chicago supports the work of people and organizations building a socially just city. AREA actively gathers, produces, and shares knowledge about local culture and politics. Its newspaper, website, and events create relationships and sustain community through art, research, education, and activism. *

The Green Lantern Press and ThreeWalls are proud to announce the printing of an alternative artspace/non-profit gallery book. This book will include listings, locations, contact information and annual programming for national artspaces. By printing PHONEBOOK we hope to create a single resource, useful to arts administrators, artists, and tourists alike, that outlines a network. Hopefully through a heightened awareness of one another we can support and enhance our own various practices.

Proximity is a Journal of writing, art and photography. This issue focuses on imaginary cities.

"bailliwik n. an area of activity in which somebody has particular responsibility, or in which he/she has specialized knowledge or ability. Bailliwik is an artists' cooperative and a self-published periodical of our work. Our members live throughout the world. Some of us grew up together and some of us have never met. We are artists, designers, musicians, writers, students, volunteers, teachers, and many other things too." *