Art

For more than seventy-five years, The Renaissance Society has chronicled countless innovations in the visual arts. At its founding in 1915, a horse and buggy were common means of transport, the Soviet Union had not yet been formed, and matisse was considered a threat to decency. Throughout this period of extraordinary social transformation, The Renaissance Society has reflected the questioning of each new generation. It has matured into a world-renowned institution, a place for education, reflection, and enjoyment.

An exhibition catalog and artist essays of young Jewish artists.

Rachel Whiteread is regarded as one of the most promising young British sculptors working today. She has been influenced by British sculptors of the 1980s, who believed the discarded goods of consumer society were fitting cultural material for sculpture.

Photography's Multiple Roles assesses photography as stylisticly as a form of art, a form of documentation, in marketing and as a scientific tool.

Essays, case studies, and commentary from the cofounders, administrators, project facilitators, students, and project partners and consultants, describing Archeworks's 12-year history as an avant-garde education and design institution in Chicago.

In a photographic essay, Fred Leavitt documents the city of Chicago in the early 1980s. He captures its "size and hustle and complexity."

Threshold is an annual literary magazine published by DePaul University. Contributors to the magazine are DePaul faculty, students, and staff.

Catalog of paintings by architect Craig Ellwood.

Threshold is an annual literary magazine published by DePaul University. Contributors to the magazine are DePaul faculty, students, and staff.

Threshold is an annual literary magazine published by DePaul University. Contributors to the magazine are DePaul faculty, students, and staff.