Salem Collo-Julin

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Salem Collo-Julin (born September 1974 in Chicago, Illinois) is a Chicago based female artist, writer, performer, and organizer. Collo-Julin is a member of Temporary Services, a collaborative group that creates projects, publications, and exhibitions based in the international art sphere. She is also a keyholder at Mess Hall, Chicago's experimental cultural center.

Salem is a long time friend of the NPR reporter Annie Baxter.

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