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The Tract House is a "spread-the-word" project
that debuted at the Contemporary
Museum in Baltimore on May 31, 2008.
The Tract House has distributed free tracts at Printed Matter, 195 Tenth Avenue, New York, New York and at Three-Walls in Chicago in 2008 and 2009.
The Tract House will be open once again in Philidelphia in 2010. |
The Tract House tracts were written by friends, neighbors, acquaintances, visitors to this website, and friends of friends. While most popular tracts are religious, The Tract House tracts can be nearly anything— manifestos, diatribes, stories, rants, poems, or lyrics. They can be about whatever the writer finds pressing, whether it be something personal, professional, political, domestic, local, or global. |
Gallery visitors are encouraged to peruse the many tracts and take home what they wish. Visitors of this website are encouraged to print the tracts on their home printers. It is hoped that the tracts will educate, activate, infuriate, obfuscate, titillate, inspire, upset, and irritate. The tracts can be treasured or passed on, crumpled in disgust or venerated, folded up and put through the laundry, or left on a car windshield. |
Contribute to The Tract House!
A project by Lisa Anne Auerbach. Graphic Design by Roman Jaster.
Contact The Tract House:
thetracthouse[AT]gmail.com
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