Hyde Park Art Center

Not Just Another Pretty Face is a collection of paintings and photographs, accompanied by brief descriptions of the experience of creating the piece by both the artist and the subject. It is meant to complement an exhibit from 2003 at the Hyde Park Art Center.

A collection of paintings by artist Andy Paczos, dealing largely with urban and industrial landscapes.

A catalog for the exhibition at the Hyde Park Art Center from November 20, 2005 to January 8, 2006.

An institutional history of the Hyde Park Art Center published on the occasion of its relocation into its quarters at 5020 S. Cornell Ave.

The book for an exhibition by Chicago-born artist Mary Lou Zelazny, featuring an essay on Zelazny by exhibition curator Allison Peters Quinn. The exhibition was held from Feb. 1 to April 12, 2009, at the Hyde Park Art Center. It features full-color photos of a selection of Zelazny's works since the 1970s

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.

Catalog for an exhibition of works by predominantly Chicago artists that appeared in Playboy Magazine from its founding onward. Exhibition took place at Hyde Park Art Center from March 7 to April 24, 2004. Includes an essay by Playboy writer and History Channel contributor James R. Petersen, exploring not only the art and the artists but also Playboy's contributions to American pop culture.

A catalogue and briefing on the works of artists Marie Krane Bergman, Shane Huffman, Michael Kiresuk, Jocelyn Nevel and Frances Whitehead.

Catalog of an exhibition in 2004 by sculptor Christine Tarkowski at the Hyde Park Art Center. Includes an essay by Hamza Walker.

Catalog of an exhibition of paintings by Chicago-based figure painter Chuck Walker at the Hyde Park Art Center