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Where the future came from : a collective research project on the integral role of feminism in Chicago's artist-run culture from the late nineteenth century to the present
- Title
- Where the future came from : a collective research project on the integral role of feminism in Chicago's artist-run culture from the late nineteenth century to the present / contributers Trancey Jean Boisseau [and twenty-nine others] ; Meg Duguid (editor).
- Publication
- Chicago, IL : Soberscove Press, [2020]
- ©2020
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- Description
- 272 pages : illustrations (black and white); 26 cm
- Summary
- Chicago is distinctive as a longstanding hub for artist-run culture. 'Where the Future Came From' expands upon previous research into this realm by focusing on the work of women and women-identified makers and their collective efforts from the late-nineteenth century to the present. Active contributors to the city's thriving art scene throughout its history, these artists have long defined how we create and organize collaborative work. This book documents a 2018-2019 participatory exhibition and related programming at Columbia College Chicago's Glass Curtain Gallery. In addition to a chronology of nearly 50 artist-run spaces and projects spanning from 1880 to 2019, this volume shares presentations and essays by 30 artists, organizers, curators, and historians that offer personal as well as scholarly accounts of feminist cultural work, much of which has not been chronicled before. 'Where the Future Came From' reveals a dynamic continuum of practices in Chicago's artist-run culture, shaping a critical conversation that places women and women-identified organizers at the core of the art world in Chicago and beyond. Exhibition: Glass Curtain Gallery, Chicago, USA (01.11.2018-15.02.2019).
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- exhibition catalogs.
- Exhibition catalogs
- History
- Exhibition catalogs.
- Catalogues d'exposition.
- Note
- "This books documents a 2018-2019 participatory exhibition and related programming at Columbia College Chicago's Glass Curtain Gallery that addressed this history"--Page 4 of cover
- "This project is part of Art Design Chicago, an initiative of the Terra Foundation for American Art exploring Chicago's art and design legacy"--Acknowledgments
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
- Where the future came from is where the future comes from / Meg Duguid -- Symposium -- Keynote conversation / Courtney Fink, director, Common Field, Lynne Warren, adjunct curator, MCA Chicago -- Presentations -- Chicago Women's Graphics Collective / Estelle Carol -- Caryatids / Carol Crandall -- SisterSerpents / Mary Ellen Croteau -- Mango tribe / Sharmili Majmudar and Lani Montreal -- Sapphire and crystals / Arlene Turner-Crawford -- Woman made gallery / Beate Minkovski -- Mujeres mutantes / Gloria Talamantes -- F4F / Jory Drew and Amina Ross -- The overlook / Jennifer Sova -- Brown and proud press / Daisy Yessenia Zamora Centeno and Luz Magdaleno Flores -- Chicago archives + Artists project / Kate Hadley Toftness -- Roundtable discussion / Daisy Yessenia Zamora Centeno, Jory Drew, Luz Magdaleno Flores, Amina Ross, Jennifer Sova, Gloria Talamantes, Kate Hadley Toftness -- Exhibition images -- Scholars in residence -- Women with the world at their feet?: Representing women at the Chicago World's Fairs / Tracey Jean Boisseau -- Rooms of their own: Women artists' organizations and collectives in Chicago, 1890-2015 / Joanna Gardner-Huggett -- Women's work at Hull-House and beyond: The feminist agenda / Melissa Hiliard Potter and Jennifer Scott, in conversation -- Fighting as form: Building community on the Lower West Side / Nicole Marroquin -- Women in the alcoves / Tempestt Hazel -- Feminism in your face: Public art resistance / Neysa Page-Lieberman, in conversation with Sam Kirk, Media Teresa McNeil, and Gloria Talamantes -- Essays -- Continuum / Jeffreen M. Hayes -- Crowdsourced editing through a feminist lens / Kate Sierzputowski -- Safe spaces and collectives: How collectives use safe spaces to amplify voices / Rana Liu -- A chronology of projects: 1880-Present.
- ISBN
- 9781940190242
- 194019024X
- LCCN
- 2019953204
- OCLC
- on1153037032
- 1153037032
- SCSB-9731519
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library