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Printers’ Ball After-Party!
The Printers’ Ball After-Party and MAKE Five-Year Anniversary Fiesta
When: Friday, July 30, 9 p.m. / Where: Reggie’s Music Joint 2105 South State Street/ Cost: Free/ 21 +
What: Join us after the Sixth Annual Printers’ Ball for a … Continue reading
Printers’ Ball Interview on Knee-Jerk
In the latest installment of Knee-Jerk: “Long Live All Nerds: An Interview with Members of Chicago’s Printers’ Ball, the Most Exciting and Comprehensive Free Literary Event in the Nation“
That’s right, folks. The Nation.
Read more here and mark your calendars for … Continue reading
The Printers’ Ball is BACK!
THE 6TH ANNUAL PRINTERS’ BALL
PRINT ♥ DIGITAL
The Printers’ Ball is an annual celebration of literary culture—founded by Poetry magazine and other independent Chicago literary organizations—presented with the Center for Book & Paper Arts and the Student Affairs Offices of Columbia … Continue reading
This Friday: Printers’ Ball! Including LDM + Baby Alright, and whoa, really way too much to name
As part of the most amazing Printers’ Ball yet, Opium Magazine brings their patented Literary Death Match to town. As you can see, MAKE has a man in the ring: Gabe Gudding. He will prevail. Oh, yes, … Continue reading
It’s that time again…PRINTERS’ BALL!
The Printers’ Ball is an annual celebration of print culture, featuring thousands of magazines, books, and broadsides available free of charge; live readings and music; letterpress, offset, and paper-making demonstrations; and much more.
Friday, July 31, 2009
5:00pm – 11:00pm
Ludington Building
1104 South … Continue reading
Printers’ Ball Pics
These Printers’ Ball pictures were taken on behalf of Literago.org by Chris Hiltz.
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We’re especially fond of this one:
4th Annual Printers’ Ball
4th Annual Printers’ Ball
Museum of Contemporary Art
220 East Chicago Avenue
Chicago
The Printers’ Ball is an annual celebration of print literature in Chicago, hosted by Newcity, Poetry, and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), in collaboration with CHIRP, MAKE: A Chicago Literary … Continue reading
