Lindsey B. Anderson

Projects

Writing

I wrote "One Year On, Is Theaster Gates Reimagining the Modern Museum at the Stony Island Arts Bank?" for ArtSlant, a national arts magazine with a contemporary focus.

I wrote "Discover Your Inner Summer" for the January 2011 issue of Portland Magazine.

I wrote "Hunger Games" for the February 2012 issue of Portland Magazine.

I wrote the copy for this ad campaign: Music You Can See, Art You Can Hear.

I wrote a series of posts for the Lake Forest Patch.

I wrote "A Look at Woman Made Gallery’s 14th International Open" for Sixty Inches from Center, a Chicago-based online art magazine.

I wrote the ad copy the museum used to publicize the most successful exhibition in its history, a retrospective of musician and art icon David Bowie.

"I regularly write for the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago's blog, MCA DNA."

I wrote "Ring in the New" for the December 2011 issue of Portland Magazine.

I wrote "A Little Anarchy Never Hurt An Arts Education" for Sixty Inches from Center, a Chicago-based online art magazine.

Editing

I copy edited The Freedom Principle: Experiments in Art and Music, an artist book copublished by the MCA and the University of Chicago Press in 2015.

I copy edited a series of educational readers for National Geographic.

I copy edited the manuscript for author Evan Sharenow's novel The White Sword.

I copy edited a series of educational readers for National Geographic.

I copy edited and helped manage the production of Kerry James Marshall: Mastry, an artist book published by the MCA in 2016.

I edited the content for this educational video game (launched by McGraw-Hill to help high school students improve their reading and writing abilities), supervising twelve freelance writers over the course of the project.

I oversaw the production of The Weather Observer's Handbook, an educational book published by the Oxford University Press.

Since joining the MCA, I have served as editor-in-chief of its tri-annual art magazine, shaping each issue's content and managing its production.