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"Punk Planet was a 16,000 print run punk zine, based in Chicago, Illinois, that focused most of its energy on looking at punk subculture rather than punk as simply another genre of music to which teenagers listen. In addition to covering music, Punk Planet also covered visual arts and a wide variety of progressive issues — including media criticism, feminism, and labor issues."

The Handshake is a thrice annual magazine covering art, fiction, non fiction, interviews and photography. Their cover reads "Celebrity means nothing. Small talk is boring. Extend your hand."

"Chicago IRL (In Real Life) is an arts and literary digest cataloging contemporary queer creative culture in Chicago. We hope not only to document existing queer talent but also to inspire new collaborations and explorations. Although much of our coordination uses the internet to connect us with contributors, we desire to encourage new interactions in real life as well. Chicago IRL is a zine made by and for the disenchanted, hopeful, and unemployed revolutionaries, muppets, and magicians to capture the spirit of a new dawn, whatever that means."

Chicago-based art magazine founded in 1973. This issue features stories on art and AIDS, avant-garde music, and artist-dealer contracts.

A collection of drawings and cartoons produced by the Saturday Cartooning Class of the Oak Park Art League.

A collection of drawings and cartoons produced by the Saturday Cartooning Class of the Oak Park Art League.

A collection of drawings and cartoons produced by the Saturday Cartooning Class of the Oak Park Art League.

A collection of comics and drawings produced by the Saturday Cartooning Class of the Oak Park Arts League.

A collection of drawings produced by the Saturday Cartooning Class of the Oak Park Art League.

Young After School Matters participants photograph and profile residents of Logan Square about their experiences in a changing community.