Randolph Street Gallery was a renowned alternative exhibition and performance space in Chicago (open from 1979 to 1998). Book showed several original projects and was involved in other projects during that time. The Randolph Street Gallery Archive…
Sketchbooks are central to Lynn Book's overall creative practice. These selected drawings, notes, diagrams, and text experiments influenced the development of "Gorgeous Fever" in both direct and indirect ways. As part of the practice, Book revisits…
These are examples of technical and sound design notes for the premier production of "Gorgeous Fever" at Randolph Street Gallery in Chicago, 1994. “Gorgeous Fever” was an original multimedia performance project created and performed by Lynn Book…
The Cleveland Performance Art Festival in Cleveland, Ohio was an international festival, one of the first of its kind to showcase Performance Art, was the brainchild of Tom Mulready. The Festival ran yearly from 1988 to 1999 and in 1996, Lynn Book…
This is the cover for the "Gorgeous Fever" program at The Kitchen, an alternative contemporary arts space in New York City. This production was directed by Valeria Vasilevski and included the "Gorgeous Fever" trio of musicians: Kevin Norton, Ted…
This is the cover for the "Gorgeous Fever" program at The Kitchen, an alternative contemporary arts space in New York City. This production was directed by Valeria Vasilevski and included the "Gorgeous Fever" trio of musicians: Kevin Norton, Ted…
This is the final "Gorgeous Fever" text written and performed by Lynn Book in 1997 at The Kitchen, an alternative arts space in New York City. This original text evolved over the course of the three-year project and drew from her handwritten…