Visual Arts

[close] This Group will discuss, share books, and advance insights with regard to the topics (being explored in real time), in the Chaos, Complexity and the Visual Arts course. Key topics include: emergence, entropy, phase transitions, and scale.

[close] Arsenal Pulp Press is a book publisher in Vancouver, Canada with over 200 titles currently in print, which include literary fiction and nonfiction; cultural and gender studies; LGBT and multicultural literature; cookbooks, including vegan; alternative crafts; visual arts; and books in translation. We are interested in literature that traverses uncharted territories, publishing books that challenge and stimulate and ask probing questions about the world around us. With a staff of five, located in the historic Vancouver district of Chinatown, we publish between 14 and 20 new titles per year, as well as an average of 12 to 15 reprints; our books are distributed in Canada, the US, Great Britain, Australia, and English-speaking Europe, and translations of our books have appeared in China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, France, Spain, Italy, German, Turkey, and Brazil. Past winner of the Jim Douglas Publisher of the Year Award, awarded by the Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia Four-time nominee, Small Press Publisher of the Year, Canadian Booksellers Association (2004, 2008, 2010, 2012) Follow us on Twitter: @Arsenalpulp

[close] The Academy for Artists is located in south side Chicago. The goal upon creation was to create a diverse group of artists who would be able to unite the city through the power of art. The creators wanted to prove that yes, Chicago was rapidly being referred to as "Chiraq", but also yes, it is capable of providing the best, most talented artists to be seen. It's a conservatory based program, focusing primarily on four fields, Visual Arts, Theatre, Dance and Music.