photography

The Time After is a book comprised mostly of photography, with several short essays interspersed. It discusses climate change and human interactions with nature, and uses multiple exposure photography to show somewhat distorted images.

"My dad is a wise, dextrous and compassionate veterinarian with many years of experience. These photos are of some of the things he's had to remove from dogs and cats."

"This issue is about: learning how to care about things again, trying not to be so awkward, growing the fuck up."

Photographs from the author's road trips from Chicago to Southern California and back.

Self-published book detailing the foods and recipes served at a single dinner event and containing a transcription of the conversation throughout the course of the evening.

Zine featuring contributions from local Chicago artists whose works explore issues related to queer culture and identity. The zine includes a variety of different artistic formats, including photography, poetry, short stories, cartoon strips, interviews, and other illustrations.

This is Chester Alamo Et Costello's book of photography of his grandfather. It tells his grandfather's entire history.

Premier issue of a gothic/horror-oriented magazine of fiction, poetry, and art. 43 pages, small amount of advertising.

A catalog of the exhibition "View — Julia Fish, Selected Paintings and Drawings, 1985-1995" at the Renaissance Society of the University of Chicago, January 14-February 25, 1996 and at the Madison Art Center, March 3-May 12, 1996.

Photography by Suzette Bross which documents commuting.