Art

An Army of Lovers Will be Beaten is about army lieutenant Buckley while his is on a 7 day furlough overseas.

Sliced Bread Magazine is a student publication at the University of Chicago.

Colecciones is the exhibit book from a 1998 exhibition of privately owned art at the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum.

This book features the charity exhibition, Cows on Parade, that was displayed around the streets of Chicago in 1999. The statues were sold for charity and are organized by the opening auction price. The book features full color photographs and opening remarks by the Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, Lois Weisburg.

This independent journal operates under the mission of putting forth scholarly essays about design, while being published quarterly. Distance is also published digitally via MailChimp.

MAP OF THE HYDROGEN WORLD, Steve Halle's first collection of poems, shuns the divide between post-avant and Official Verse Culture poetics by embracing traditional forms while simultaneously developing new ways of working through poetry. From traditional lyric and narrative poems to formal experiments, Halle finds his own way through history, art, politics, faith and self. "Ginsbergian incantation, high modernist allusion, post-avant rhizome and the documentary collage--these are the weapons in Steve Halle's arsenal. Joyce, Eliot, Emerson, Whitman and Keats shoot through the static of text-messaging, global positioning systems, surveillance culture, and an urgent sense of the world's victims. Halle carries a humanistic heritage into an inhuman world. "--Robert Archambea

This guide to art in Chicago reviews museums, cross references galleries by location and specialization. It also provides information on art workshops, public art, including murals and provides an index of artists.

This journal allows the reader to document their day by use of a "squeaky green" journal complimented by minimalist graphics reminiscent of a playground. It was bound by hand and printed locally.

"Objects to fall asleep thinking about" describes this photography collection compiled by Lucy Raven. These objects hail from the store Henry in New York and are photographed in the homes they are now featured in.