Karaoke Marfa
There is little evidence that the land US Route 90 travels though as it arcs from El Paso to Marfa (Population: 2,121) is not the fabled middle of nowhere. That is, almost no evidence.
Issue #5 // archive
Mud Activisim by TAMMS Year Ten Coalition, Chicago
The stenciled image read “End Torture in Illinois” and featured an outline of the state and the star locating the TAMMS supermax prison…
Drag Me To Hell
I was scared by the movie. I also laughed at some parts of it, just as Slate promised I would. What neither scared me nor pleased me was the gory stuff…
LA><ART
LA><ART is the leading independent nonprofit exhibition space in Los Angeles for the production of experimental exhibitions, public art initiatives and emerging artist publications.
Ox-Bow, School of Art and Artists’ Residency
Our job is to facilitate what people want to make happen in their individual practice and also to see opportunities for collaboration or trying new things.
Aaron Delehanty
www.aarondelehanty.com
Photos by Ben Speckmann
Reachel Niffenegger & Jeremy Tinder
www.rachelniffenegger.com
www.jeremytinder.com
Photos by Ben Speckmann
Jay Ryan
www.thebirdmachine.com
Photos by Michael Ruggirello
Peter Sutherland
www.petersutherland.com
Greg Stimac
www.gregstimac.com
Caroline de Vries
www.carolinedevries.com
Vincent Dermody
www.2megapixels.com
Che Onejoon
www.cheonejoon.com
Rod Slemmons
Rod Slemmons is the Executive Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago. He’s had a very distinguished career as a museum professional, teacher, curator, writer, editor and printmaker.
Post Typography
graphic design, lettering, logo, illustration … Vandalism, punk rock, video, sandwich making … Teaching, editing, beard growing, book covers …
Dispatch from the Vault
My research into the museum’s permanent collection is largely aimed at providing helpful context for each of the artists and artworks that are represented.
I don’t like Photography
I see fine art photography as hemmed in by three ‘P’s: painting, poverty, and Pentax.
Lit Column
In this, our fourth-ever Lit Column, Proximity is pleased to present “How Dark the Corners” – new fiction by Gretchen Kalwinski.
Kansas City, Here I Come
If the Heartland is the giant, general landmass that is the Midwest, KCMO (and KCK) are the spine from which the rest of the nation fans
Making Your Dream Cur-Ridiculum Vitae
As the out-of-work scenario bombards the landscape, the miseries of job hunting, resume writing, and searching for employment threaten to drag even the most cheerful among us down…
Issue #5 an introduction
We live and work in Chicago, a city with some of the country’s best traditional and non-traditional photography incubators. Some of our schools – like The School of Art Institute, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Columbia College – have especially distinguished instructors and programs. And in the past few years…
