Ed Marszewski

Craft Beer enthusiast zine published by Bridgeport's own beer magnate Ed Marszewski of Maria's Packaged Goods. Articles detailing beer concerns local and international, past and present.

Select Magazine No. 4 is a collection of interviews and documentation of media arts in Chicago

Version>03 was our second convergence that took place at the MCA and additional venues throughout the city. The festival expanded and continued focusing on tactical media and digital arts. @ the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and other locations. *

Lumpen is a counterculture magazine from Wicker Park. This issue has articles about art, activism, DIY culture, media monopolies, and public housing.

Mash Tun is a journal on beer and brewing in Chicago. This issue has articles about Indiana Breweries, Cheese, and interviews with brewers from Deschutes and pipeworks Breweries.

Select v3 was created to compliment the Version>02 show in 2002. This book and the show are about the digital commons, "intellectual property, the balance between civil liberties and security, freedom of speech and privacy, issues of access, and the creative use of tools. *

Amid the neoliberal transformation of Chicago--which extends capitalist market domination into every sphere, and substitutes competition and consumption for solidarity and social justice--the editors felt an urgent need to reclaim, rebuild, and redefine public space. The publication documents a period of cultural activism in Chicago stretching from 2000 to 2005, and covers various projects and organizations that responded to neoliberal restructuring. Topics include collective infrastructures, protest experiments, gentrification, public housing, and urban planning. (Adapted from introduction.)

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.

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.