A letter to the editor by Adam Lauder in response to Leah Modigliani’s letter to the editor, featured in the same issue, regarding his article Sensitivity Information: The Wild Body of N.E. Thing Co. in C Magazine’s Issue 118. The letter points out the Company and their practice sought to look beyond binary labels, which Lauder sees enforced in Modigliani’s letter.

The article focuses on the Vancouver, British Columbia-based art collective N. E. Thing Co. and the research they conducted on the concepts of Sensitivity Information. The article discusses the collective's involvement with developing photo-conceptualism in Vancouver, their influence by the theories of Marshall McLuhan, and artists associated with the collective such as Jeff Wall and the Vancouver School.

The article reviews several public artistic exhibitions which have engaged with the concepts and history of library services, including the 2007 Arcades Audio Project, by Kristina Lee Podesva, the 2009 Border Bookmobile, by Lee Rodney, and the 2010 Bibliobandido, by Marisa Jahn.

The article presents a conversation between Adam Lauder of York University and artist Vincent Bonin regarding the visible transformation in the material status of administrative documents.