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Ghost Nature
Timothy Morton, Graham Harman, Laurie Palmer, João Florêncio, Nettrice Gaskins, Jamila Wood, and Caroline Picard (2014)
$25

Mice grow human ears on their backs in laboratories and rabbits glow in the dark. In this new age of ecological awareness, “Nature” as a Romantic ideal—a pristine mountainside beyond the scope of human influence—is but a dithering spirit. Rather than succumbing to the pang of this loss, GHOST NATURE exposes the limits of human perspective in the emergent landscape that remains: a slippery network of sometimes monstrous creatures, plants, and technological advances. Published in French and English.  Sebastian Alvarez, Art Orienté objet, Jeremy Bolen, Irina Botea, Robert Burnier, Marcus Coates, Every house has a door, Assaf Evron, Carrie Gundersdorf, Institute of Critical Zoologists, Jenny Kendler, Devin King, Stephen Lapthisophon, Milan Metthey, Rebecca Mir, Heidi Norton, Akosua Adoma Owusu, Tessa Siddle, and Xaviera Simmons. Edited by Caroline Picard.

ALLCITY: a bookwork of Chicago art education
(2025)
$18

Created in connection with the exhibition Learning Together: Art Education and Community, artist and educators Jorge Lucero and Paulian Camacho asked the contributors: What is your relationship to art education in Chicago? Did you teach? Did you learn? Did you make, advocate, fight, or give? Did you find healing, community, or purpose? Is your creative work through art education? Are you in early childhood, elementary, middle, or high school, higher education, or community arts? Are you in with the teaching artists, arts advocates, museum educators, social practitioners, or art therapists? Do you represent multiple intersections of these realms? The results are over 50 different art education stories from artist educators from across Chicago.

ISBN 978-1-300-42690-5

Rebellion in an Other Mexico: The Last Judgment
Adela Goldbard (2024)
$30.00

Catalogue by Adela Goldbard. Produced in English and Spanish with passages in Náhuatl language. 500+ pages on the community interests and struggles of residents in Chicago’s predominantly Mexican Little Village/La Villita. Documents the project’s development and presentation across 2019 and 2020, including the exhibition held at Gallery 400 (Fall 2019) and the filmed pyrotechnic performance (Fall 2020).

ISBN 978-0-9676118-3-9

Out of Easy Reach
(2018)
$25.00

Catalogue essays by exhibition curator Allison Glenn, and Cameron Shaw
Short-form essays on the 28 artists by artists, curators, and scholars
DePaul Art Museum and Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2018
67 pp., 14 x 10 in., full color reproductions with paperback

ISBN 978-0-9850960-6-9

Chicago New Media: 1973 – 1992
(2018)
$20.00

Catalogue essay and introduction by exhibition curator jonCates with an foreword by Jonathan Kinkley and Lorelei Stewart
Video Game Art Gallery and Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2018
96 pp., 10 x 8 in., 50 color photographs, 20 black & white photographs with paperback

ISBN 978-0-252-08407-2

Let me be an object that screams
Matt Morris, Evan Kleekamp, Alisa Swindell (2017)
$20.00

Catalogue essays by exhibition curator Matt Morris and essays by Evan Kleekamp and Alisa Swindell
Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2017
150 pp., 8 x 6 in., full color reproductions with paperback.

ISBN 978-0-9676118-0-8

Traddutore, Traditore
(2017)
$20.00

Catalogue essay by exhibition curators Karen Greenwalt and Katja Rivera and essays by Esra Akcan and Aruna D’Souza
Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2017
154 pp., 8 x 6 in., full color reproductions with paperback

ISBN 978-0-9676118-1-5

Harun Farocki & Trevor Paglen: Visibility Machines
Neils Van Tommel Jimena Canales, Harun Farocki, Hilde Van Gelder (2015)
$20.00

Platforms: Ten Years of Chances Dances
(2015)
$25.00

Fifteen catalogue essays by artists, curators, and scholars
Chances Dances, 2015
253 pp., 9 x 6.75 in., full color reproductions with paperback.

Karen Reimer: Endless
Lauren Berlant, Penelope Dean, Judith Russi Kirshner (2014)
$28.00

Catalogue essays by Lauren Berlant, Penelope Dean, and Judith Russi Kirshner; interview with the artist by Lorelei Stewart

Gallery 400, Whitewalls, 2014
Color with hardcover

ISBN 978-0-945323-27-3

Edgar Arceneaux: The Alchemy of Comedy … Stupid
Lorelei Stewart (2004)
$20.00

Catalogue essay by Lorelei Stewart with a foreword by Judith Russi Kirshner
Gallery 400, College of Architecture and the Arts, University of Illinois at Chicago, Whitewalls, 2006

96 pp., color with a softcover
Designed by Department of Graphic Sciences

ISBN 978-0-945323-11-2

The Shimmering Beast
Steve Reinke (2011)
$20

Collected herein are Reinke’s prose pieces. Hybrids of criticism, fiction and personal essay, these pieces all engage — by pillaging, by honouring, by scrutinizing, by cannibalizing — an other’s work: the films of Frank Cole, the videos of Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby, the photos of Douglas Ischar, the writings of Dr.Paul Brouardel and the psycho­analysis of Melanie Klein, to name just a few.

ISBN 978-0-945323-21-1

Christina Ramberg: A Drawing Retrospective
Judith Kirshner, Molly McQuade, Barbara Rossi (2000)
$60.00

Introduction by Karen Indeck, with catalogue essays by Judith Kirshner, Molly McQuade, and Barbara Rossi

Gallery 400, School of Art and Design, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2000
128 pp., 10 x 8.5 in., with color and black and white reproductions

ISBN 0-9676118-1-4

Perfect Being
Lisa K. Erf (1997)
$3.00

Catalogue essay by Lisa K. Erf
Gallery 400, School of Art and Design, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1997

12 pp., 8 x 6 in., with black and white reproductions