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KEYHOLDERS
MESS HALL KEYHOLDERS


CURRENT                2003-FOUNDERS        AT LARGE
Aay Preston-Myint      Brett Bloom          Sam Gould
Lora Lode              Ava Bromberg         Brett Bloom
Amy Partridge          Salem Collo-Julin    Ava Bromberg
Matthias Regan         Marc Fisher          Salem Collo-Julin
Sophia Mihic           Marianne Fairbanks   Jane Palmer
Cassie Smith           Jane Palmer          Dan Wang
Nicholas Lampert       Dan Wang             Mike Wolf
Diana Berek            Mike Wolff           Natasha Wheat
Erik Newman                                 Britt Shawver
Marc Fisher
WORKSHOPS-
It is important to us to share knowledge
 and build up a culture of participation,
 access, and empowerment rather than
of competition, intellectual property, and
         proprietary information.
KNITTING
DJ WORKSHOP
PLUSH TOY
FOOD TECHNOLOGY
BOOKMAKING
SCREENPRINTING
FELTING
Straw Bale Construction
EVENTS
MetalFest
Aug 27, 28 2004
AREA magazine event
WOCHENKLAUSUR
Glenwood Ave Arts Festival
      screen-printing workshop
RADICAL URBAN
   ECOLOGY,
FOOD DEMOCRACY,
  SUSTAINABLE
     DESIGN
FIELD TRIP
NANCE KLEHM
PRINTED
MATERIAL
ARCHIVE
VERTICAL STORAGE - DAN PETERMAN
Free Box
EXHIBITIONS
MAPPING PART I
MAPPING PART I




Buckminster Fuller - The Dymaxion Map


                                               Guy Debord (Situationists) - The Naked City




                                        The American military network ARPAnet was conceived
                                        as a way to maintain uninterrupted communications in the
                                        event of nuclear war. Ancestor of the Internet and
                                        foundation of the Global Information Infrastructure,
                                        ARPAnet springs from exactly the same source as the
                                        "push-button war" that lay behind it : the change of scale
                                        provoked by the early 20th century discoveries in physics,
                                        within an industrial society capable of organizing the
                                        productivity - including the scientific productivity - of
                                        thousands of agents.

Bureau D’Etudes
MAPPING PART I
The City Without a Ghetto: Housing Systems
The Center for Urban Pedagogy
The City Without a Ghetto: Housing Systems
The Center for Urban Pedagogy
Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.
MAPPING PART II
MAPPING PART II




  At the site of where Fred Hampton, leader of Chicago’s Black Panthers, was murdered in his sleep.
Erik Newman’s Pre-Trip
Unhoused
Stitched in Time and Place:
          in collaboration with the Chicago Labor and Arts Festival

                                                        Group Show




                                                             Micheal Milano
Judith Brotman                Dee Clemens




Nancy A. Bernardo
Mess Hall at Polvo
Etorno: grass grows greener on the other side
April 28 - May 20, 2006
messhall.org

Mess hall2008fall 2

Notes de l'éditeur

  1. this exhibit of fibers informed media examines our lived experience of today's social, economic and political moment in history. While labor replacing technology has eliminated the necessity for hand work, we see a resurgence of interest in knitting, quilting and fiber based art and craft. What is at the heart of this? How do artists working in fiber media express their understanding of the relationship between fiber, it's history as women's work, as craft, yet also as product and commodity? Includes embroidery, quilt, applique, weaving, fabric construction, multi-media and other work addressing these issues of fiber.