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Everbody’s Got (more) Money Issues: AREA Chicago Calls for Visual Representations of Capitalism

James David Morgan wrote this post at 11:24 am on August 5th, 2009.

Everbody's Got (more) Money IssuesOne hundred eighty three definitions of capitalism after their initial call, AREA Chicago is slated to collect visual representations of capitalism in connection with their latest edition, Everbody’s Got (more) Money Issues.

Respondents can submit work throughout the duration of AREA’s current show and event series at Chicago’s Mess Hall, through August 28th.

Submissions should be on letter-sized paper or smaller, and can be submitted one of three ways:

  1. Mail them in to Mess Hall (Attn: AREA Chicago)
    6932 North Glenwood Avenue
    Chicago, IL 60626
  2. Bring your submission in person at one of the events at Mess Hall
  3. Email them to “AREA Chicago design” <areachicagodesign@gmail.com>, and we will print them out at a local copy-shop.

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