Editors
Rebecca Keller
Rebecca Keller is an artist, professor and writer from Chicago. She creates
site-generated and site-responsive artworks, and often works with public historic sites, complicating and enriching established narratives. She is also drawn to re-invigorating historic tropes and ideas for non site-specific installations and objects. A book about her projects, "Excavating History", will be published early next year. She has shown her work internationally and is the recipient of numerous awards and grants, including a Fulbright, an American Association of Museums International Fellowship and the NEA. Her writing about art has been published by museums and journals, and her fiction has appeared in several on-line publications. She teaches at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. |
Amber Ginsburg
Amber settled in Chicago after a nomadic period of living in Thailand, Japan, Mongolia and The Netherlands, is the mother of three, is currently a practicing artist and educator teaching at The University of Chicago, The School of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Columbia College. Amber has a three-pronged art practice that includes historically driven site generated work, objects that engage audience and curatorial situations that offer support to others’ works.
Kristin Ginger
In 2010, Kristin Ginger received her MFA in fiction at Boston University. She has served as editor-in-chief of Carleton College’s literary magazine, Manuscript, and interned with featherproof books, Ivan R. Dee, Publishing, Helm Books, and AGNI. She is interested in the intersection of activism and art; in Minneapolis, she worked in refugee resettlement and interviewed asylees and refugees for the book This Much I Can Tell You. After travelling to India on a Robert Pinsky Global Fellowship last year, she interned at an elephant sanctuary and attended the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop as a Peter Taylor Fellow for Jane Hamilton.
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Past Intern
Anne Marie Johnson
Anne Marie received her M.A. in Arts Administration and Policy at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has previously worked as the Development Manager at a Portland, Oregon children’s mental health non-profit; as the Program Coordinator at a Washington, D.C. arts incubator; and as an editorial intern at Tin House Magazine. She also made a very clumsy waitress at an unnamed fusion-style restaurant. She received her B.A. in English Literature from Kenyon College.