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REALLIFE Magazine
Artist Thomas Lawson and writer Susan Morgan co-founded ''REALLIFE Magazine'' in 1979 as a publication “by and about artists.” 〔() REAL LIFE Magazine: Selected Writings and Projects 1979-1994〕
==Magazine==
The magazine’s first issue was made possible by a National Endowment for the Arts grant in art criticism, awarded to Ciske through Artists Space (New York). ''REALLIFE Magazine'' was based in Chicago and attentively addressed current art and its influences while continuously speculating about culture and questioning politics. Starting with a focus on the ‘Pictures’ artists - and an affinity with the world of TV, film, and popular culture - the magazine charted the rise of the postmodernism and post feminist debates before moving into more political issues, from institutional critique and hypertext to AIDS and the civil war in El Salvador. As the ‘80s unraveled, and priorities and interests shifted in the art world, the magazine remained a forum for artists’ opinions, providing exposure for those overlooked by the mainstream, and introducing the work of a new generation of practitioners. The wide range of featured artists included Sherrie Levine, Félix González-Torres, Mike Kelley, Dan Graham, Louise Lawler, Joseph Nechvatal, Matt Mullican, Jeff Wall, David Hammons and Critical Art Ensemble, among others.
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