Towards the end of graduate school, I edited and published a semi-regular zine called Soup Magazine that combined the work of professional artists with that of emerging ones. Along with a number of other editors, Soup Magazine published nine issues with themes like pleasure, politics, and reality. It featured established artists like Robert Longo, Barbara Ess and Vito Acconci as well as up and coming folks like the late Dawn Clements. Soup was distributed at A/C Project Room (New York) and Tower Books (throughout the U.S.). A few copies may still be found at Printer Matter (New York).