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The article presents an interview with the artistic group Common Culture. The group discusses the use of fast food menus in their work and a series of artistic works featuring bouncers. They discuss their exhibition and accompanying book "Variable Capital," which focuses on consumerism and commodities.

The article discusses the performance art group Improv Everywhere. The group, organized by actor Charlie Todd, creates interactive performance art in locations around New York City as a way of entertaining and amusing the public. The author discusses video recordings of the group's activities, such as members of the group riding a subway train without wearing pants, and suggests performances in retail stores such as Best Buy and Abercrombie and Fitch criticize social aspects of retail outlets. He notes criticism posted on the group's website regarding several of their performances.

Focuses on the Henry VIII's Wives, an artistic collaborative group in Scotland and Scandinavia. Year it was founded; History of the group; Reasons for naming the group Henry VIII's Wives; Some of the performative works and installations of the group.

Reports that the ongoing collaboration of the Eric Heather ChanSchatz, a group of artists represented by Basilico Fine Arts of the Columbia University, reveals itself in the objects and systems of media production. Reasons for recording all the conversations among Chan Schatz members; Process and methodology of ChanSchatz' formmaking; List of the artworks created by ChanSchatz' collaboration from 1985 to 2000.