Mairead Case

This is Cholo magazine, an amalgamation of the people and projects in this city that are so cool, we think you should be cholos with them. (And by cholos, we mean pals.) Gracing the pages of this rag are the mugs of moonshine-makers, guerrilla tour guides, community orgnizers, vertical farmers and punk filmmakers. It's basically DIY porn.

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English

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Lumpen Magazine #120, Cholo Magazine #1

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lumpen.com

AREA Chicago #5: How We Learn

Location

PO BOX 476971

60647 Chicago

United States

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Newspaper, AREA Chicago #5: How We Learn

Date:

2007

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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. *

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English

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* Abstract taken from AREA Chicago website: http://areachicago.org/about/

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Love Over Fear a Lesson in Community

Ellen Gates Starr

Can Experimental Cultural Centers replace MFA Programs?

Chicago Teaching Artist Collective

How Real Does It Get?

Contested Space

Locan and National Organizing by Radical Teachers

Ferd Eggan 1946-2007

Street Lessons

Learning to Ride a Bike: Mechanical Skillshares

Health Care Self Care

Inheriting the Grid #5

Fire This Time Fund

Green lantern Gallery

Popular Education Alliance

InCubate

Pomegranite Radical Health Collective

How We Learn Building An Educated City

Website:

http://areachicago.org/about/
*Website not functional as of March 4, 2014.

Peripheral Vision

Location

PO Box 476971

60647 Chicago

United States

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Catalog Number:

Newspaper, Peripheral Vision

Date:

11/01/2009

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English

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Abstract taken from AREA Chicago website: http://areachicago.org/about/

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David Ornotoso Stovall

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A South Chicago Educational Eco-Activist

U.S. Steel South Works

Shut This Authoritarian Nightmare Down!

Relative Freedom

Mapping Beverly to Blue Island

Steel Shavings

Somebody Had to Do It

Metering Resentment

Bird Blind

Southeast Environmental Task Force

The Making and Remaking of Urban Peripheries

Three World Systems Diagrams

Precious Cargo in the Great Lakes

Ishpeming and Gary

The Quiet Giant

A Geography of Illinois Wheat

Inside and Outside the System

Three Part Path

Forming a New Segregation

Outcast Islands

The Legacy of Daniel Burnham

Vicky’s Story

The Symmetry of Center and Periphery

Blowed-in-the-Glass

To Close the City-Suburb Divide

Bring Your Cell Phone to Art Class

Schoolyard Phantoms

Doing Urban Studies from the Suburbs

Teardowns in a North Shore Suburb

Suburban Homelessness

The Nazis in Skokie

Building a White Belt

Chicago and Its Suburbs

Just Farming Small Farmers Confederation

Victories to Celebrate

The Brownlands

Not For Sale

History as a Periphery

Website:

http://areachicago.org/

Proximity Issue 2

Location

United States

41° 50' 9.1788" N, 87° 39' 4.1436" W

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Journal, Proximity Issue 2

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September and October 2008

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

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English

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Art

Nonfiction

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http://proximitymagazine.com

Proximity: A Catalog of Strategies (and Microtactics for Interventionist Art)

Location

960 W 31st Street

60608 Chicago, IL

United States

41° 50' 16.9188" N, 87° 39' 3.3264" W

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Journal, Proximity

Date:

Spring/Summer 2010

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"In this issue issue, a directory groups, organizations, publications, individuals, and projects. Everyone here contributes to the ongoing movement of participatory, collectivist, and interventionist initiatives influencing the way we make and see art."

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English

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Abstract taken from front cover.

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Art

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Magazine or Journal (m)

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Proximity Magazine

Publisher:

Public Media Institute

Website:

http://proximitymagazine.com/

(Con) Temporary Art Guide / Chicago

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Journal (Con) Temporary Art Guide / Chicago

Date:

Spring 2009

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"The (Con) Temporary Art Chicago Guide is a map of Chicago, showcasing some of the city's best cultural offerings during the spring art season. The territory includes prominent art institutes and initiatives, several annual art festivals and fairs, independent art spaces and other culturally significant projects. We created the guide to help us experience the city as a space for contemporary art, to reflect on the need for and vulnerability of these cultural presentations, and to celebrate art: day and night, inside and outside, high and low."

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English

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Abstract taken from pg. 5.

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Art

Documentation

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(Con) Temporary Art Guide / Chicago

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Public Media Institute

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What it means to be a Chicago artist

Notes on Apartment Culture

To Reside

Chicago: America's Arts Activism Capital

River North

Museum Route

Bridgeport/Pilsen

Website:

www.proximitymagazine.com
ed@proximitymagazine.com
www.publicmediainstitute.org

Journal of Ordinary Thought: Authors of History

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Journal, Journal of Ordinary Thought

Date:

Summer 2008

Abstract:

Participants in the Neighborhood writing Alliance collaboratively write our shared history through the personal.

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English

Spanish

Polish

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Contributors continued: Michael Bryant, Pennie Holmes-Brinson, Helena Marie Carnes-Jeffries, Malvin Jeffries, Larry Jackson, Marion Jackson, Donna Marie McCamey, Nedra Mixon, Mary Moran, Patricia Aguilar, Esperanza Ayala, Maria Delgado, Norma Flores, Sandra Gaspar, Hugo Lopez, Rebeca Nieto, Maria Elena Orozco, Rosa Maria Ponce, Irma Quiroz, Edmee Cappas, Dianna Cruz-Martinez, Tasha Johnson, Norma Mateo, Yolanda Nieves, Ranis Thomas, James Bailey, Dwight Barkley, Preston Berry, Robert Donille, Ranchy Fletcher, Clarence McCarthy, William McLemore, Brad Norris, Sang Pham, Ken Samergin, Antoine Scott, Derrick Spradley

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Magazine or Journal (m)

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Journal of Ordinary Thought

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Neighborhood Writing Alliance