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Typewritten memo/mission statement, twelve pages, laying out the church's political aims of education, voter registration, and gang intervention as well as such activities' relevance to Christian practice.

Bruce Holmes is a runner who has chondromalacia of the knee, and he cannot run more than 50 miles a knee without his knees "fall[ing] apart on [him]." To deal with this, he refers to the writings of Moshe Feldenkrais, a "72-year old Israeli" who has a doctorate in physics, and the creator of a therapy based on his theories about human thought and the flaws therein. He suffered a debilitating knee injury which the doctors told him there was no solution for, and he came up with theories of his own regarding human musculature. He wrote up these theories in a book entitled The Body and Mature Behavior. The article tells of the author's relationship with Feldenkrais and how he came to be healed.

Catalog of work by 2004 winners of Chicago Artadia: The Fund of Art and Dialogue artists' prize.

Schedule of classes in the Spring 2010 DanceMasters series offered by the dance center of Columbia College Chicago.

A Supreme master in both oil paint and pastel, Wolf Kahn has distinguished himself as one of America's premier colorists and landscape artists. His celebrated career, spanning over 6 decades, has focused on nature, a subject that has been an ideal and expressive vehicle and inspiration for Kahn to develop, explore, innovate, and masture his uses of color and formal strategies. Taken from publication

This is a short work of watercolor paintings of Pamela Wilson

Zoernig's project is quite simple. It consists of three components; the walls on the floor of the gallery, the blue corridor, and a monitor playing a videotape he executed here in Chicago. In a very direct manner, Zobernig has reversed the relationship between the illusory and the real by using the walls just outside the gallery to create illusion and by denying this function to walls within the gallery. -taken from brochure

Labyrinth Study Series is inspired by a similar philosophy, but based in a sculptural context. It employs large curvilinear sheets of Corten steel that are assembled through interlocking connections, tension, and friction.

This exhibition of John Phillips paintings and drawings is the third installment in an ongoing series that surveys a local artist's work over an extended period. This particular exhibit features selections of Phillips' oeuvre from 1979 to the present (2004). Phillips has, from the very beginning as a practicing artist, maintained a commitment to abstraction. -abstract taken from Forward

The Hyde Park Art Center presents work created by the emerging and underrepresented artists of Chicago. This issue exhibits artwork and writings created by said artists.