Alternate Projects is an online platform dedicated to artists’ publications, editions, ephemera, and prints that challenge and expand the boundaries of contemporary art. Founded in 2017 by Linda Schwartz, following a distinguished career as a contemporary art dealer and archivist, the project foregrounds works that emerged from—and often disrupted—dominant narratives of the postwar era.

Emphasizing the transformative decades from the 1960s to the 1990s, Alternate Projects highlights the experimental practices that defined Conceptual, Fluxus, Performance, feminist, and Pop art. These years marked a radical shift in how art was produced, distributed, and experienced—moving beyond traditional forms into realms of the ephemeral, the reproducible, and the idea-based. The works presented by Alternate Projects reflect this legacy while engaging ongoing dialogues about the role of the artist, the nature of the art object, and the circulation of ideas.

Through its curated offerings, Alternate Projects seeks to inspire new ways of seeing and thinking by reconnecting audiences with often-overlooked, yet deeply influential, printed and editioned matter that helped shape and contemporary art.