PUBLICATIONS
Global Food Project x PS1
A free PDF and series of seven silkscreen prints created by local artists in collaboration with growers from Global Food Project. Sales of prints benefit GFP.
2023
adaptive reuse: histories and futures of 538 S. Gilbert, 225 N. Gilbert, & 229 N. Gilbert
a zine by Amelia Goldsby
July 2022
DOWNLOAD PDF: single page | print-ready
PromptPress/Center for Afrofuturist Studies collaborative issue
designed by WORK/PLAY
Contributors: Emily Spencer, Marlene Effiwatt, Andrew David King, Chekwube Danladi, dee(dee) Redd, Cyree Jarelle Johnson, Claretta Holsey, Brandon Drew Holmes
edited by Anaïs Duplan
purchase at PROMPT
MARCH 2021 (the bubble wrap issue)
The first* (we hope) of an irregular series of Public Space One publications. This one was eclectically created and collected by the PS1 gallery team over Zoom, Google Docs, and a long eight months of pandemic + designed and delivered by Drake A. Wilbur.
READ online | Available to PURCHASE on-demand in print
*more accurately: a liberties-taken, decade-later revival of previous PS1 zines
The CAS 2016-2017 Catalog
Featuring an essay by alea adigweme, Shawné Michaelain Holloway’s “Images in Translation: Experiments in Intermedia,” and documentation of the work the 11 Center for Afrofuturist Studies 2016-17 artists-in-residence: Tiona McClodden, Louis Chude-Sokei, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, Krista Franklin, Alexandria Eregbu, Devin Cain, Terence Nance, Justin Allen, Shawné Michaelain Holloway, Katherine Simóne Reynolds, and Jade Ariana Fair.
READ online
ICPC Print Portfolios
A biennial print exchange and fundraiser. Each is available to purchase as a portfolio containing original hand-pulled prints or as an affordable digital reproduction.
2019: Open After Refrigerating: the Ultimate How To Polar Vortex
2017: ICPC Cookbook
ARCHIVE
Invisible Faces catalog
Invisible Faces: Identity Portraits was a year-long project that articulated the lived experience of Latinos in eastern Iowa through artwork exploring themes of identity and migration. This project took the form of a series of free weekly workshops in photography, silkscreen printing, and installation that were facilitated by artists Patricia Leon, Fidencio Martinez, and Gonzalo Pinilla, and culminated in an exhibition at PS1 in June 2015, as well as a project catalog, which you can download as a PDF here.
PS1 Gallery Zines from the Jefferson Building Days
Public Document Files
In June 2009, Jen Delos Reyes curated Public Document Files (PDF) at Public Space One. The core of the exhibition consisted of a filing cabinet containing files about publicly engaged art practices contributed by a variety of artists. The filing cabinet has remained in our gallery and is available to consult in person -- contact info@publicspaceone.com to set up an appointment.
