recordings, computer files, administrative records, and some works of art donated to Randolph Street Gallery for auctions and fund raisers. Public access to the archives is possible on a limited basis and by reservation only. The Randolph Street Gallery Archives are complemented by an additional 33 linear feet of archival material from the editors of P-Form: Performance Art Magazine. References External links Randolph Street Gallery Archive, School of the Art Institute of Chicago P-Form digital covers and table of contents, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Ellen Rothenberg's course, The Collaborative Project to preserve, process, and exhibit the Randolph Street Archives The File Room. Initiated as an artist's project by Antoni Muntadas The File Room was originally produced by Randolph Street Gallery in 1979-1998 with the support of the School of Art and Design and the Electronic Visualization Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Two Chicago Galleries and Why They Closed by Victor M. Cassidy Adrian Piper, My Calling (Card) #1 Meta-Performance (1987-88; 00:58:00) - include video file Chicago Alternative ArtSpace Panel, April 2, 2008 Alternative ArtSpace Panel Discussion - includes audio and video files Erik and the Animals, July 17, 2005 by Erik Fabian An archive of video documentation of performances at the Randolph Street Gallery from 1987-1996 at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Flaxman Library. Living Cross, Allyson and Alex Gray, Oct. 15, 1983 - Performance Contemporary art galleries in the United States Performance art venues Art museums and galleries in Chicago Defunct art museums and galleries in the United States Art Institute of Chicago