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BORAXX

Catalog Number: 
n.6.1
Date: 
May 1981
Volume: 
No. 8
Abstract: 
<p>Newspaper of art and design advertisements featuring galleries, clubs, individual artists, photographers, hair dressers, photographers, recording studios, record labels, interior, graphic and fashion designers, clothing and vintage stores.</p>Keywords cont'd: Starkereality, Flashy Trash, Exit, Old Town, Gary Dalton, Cherub Antiques, Couture Division, Sarah Buffalo, Jim Nash, Dead Personalities, David Cloud<br />
Language: 
eng
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The Neoliberal City

Catalog Number: 
z
Date: 
2007
Volume: 
#003
Abstract: 
A Chicago zine which records and comments on local issues and events and their influence on local art and activism. "The projects presented here offer a glimpse into a moment in time when multiple groups, temporary collectives and organizations were actively contesting the givens of daily life in Chicago".
Language: 
eng
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Public Phenomena: Informal modifications of shared spaces

Date: 
2005
Abstract: 
Photographs of signs and phenomena around Chicago taken in an effort to document vernacular culture in publicly trafficked space.
Language: 
eng
Notes: 
color photography
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The Ravioli Project

Catalog Number: 
o.1
Date: 
2004
Volume: 
unknown
Abstract: 
<p>From the project's website: A ravioli is a FREE, clear, water-proof, 12&quot;x12&quot; plastic packetfilled with original artworks and random materials submitted by contributors and artistsfrom all over the country. Any given ravioli contains an assortment of items or ingredients, ranging in media, intent, content, production level, and relation to one another. Items included may be practical, attempt to engage the participant in an activity or thought process, or may simply intend to amuse.</p><p>The project brings together a range of items, artistic and non-artistic, from a range of sources, and puts all the materials back out in public without definitions, restrictions or explanation. There is no right answer. There is no wrong action. A passer-by may choose to view the packet as garbage and throw it away. She might open it and pick out things that interest her. She might take the whole thing home with her to show her family or her friends.</p><p>There is no hidden agenda. There is no theme. There is no expected outcome.</p><p> Contains CD.<br /></p>
Language: 
eng
Notes: 
Found in a tree on Division St. No longer contained in the plastic
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Anarchism

Date: 
not dated; original essay copyright 1910
Volume: 
na
Abstract: 
Pamphlet of a reprinted chapter from the book Anarchism and Other Essays by Emma Goldman
Language: 
eng
Notes: 
pamphlet is not stapled
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Autonomy: for Individual & Collective Self-Rule

Date: 
May 2000
Volume: 
May Day 2000
Abstract: 
self-published zine of various essays, articles and excerpts pertaining to anarchism throughout history and today, especially in the United States and the Chicagoland area
Language: 
eng
Notes: 
distributed in Homewood, IL
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