• In 2012, New Catalogue will exhibit new work at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
  • In 2011, New Catalogue is working on a series of artist books, a reading room devoted to Dag Hammarskjold, and continues to expand their inventory of images
  • New Catalogue gives Stephen Eichhorn the complete body of work titled the Roses of Brixton to create a series of collages in 2010
  • In 2009-2010 New Catalogue work with Neil Donnelly on their new website. They met Neil in 2008 to look at Robert Heinecken’s magazines
  • In 2009-2010 New Catalogue collaborates with Judd Greenstein and New Amsterdam Records for their label’s design and photography
  • During the summer, starting in 2008 New Catalogue creates an internship program where young designers collaborate on new projects
  • In 2008 Luke and Jonathan start working with a team of artists and designers to create the graphic memorial Sergio Vieira De Mello: Rally Paris Darfur
  • In 2007 Luke and Jonathan start working with young designers such as Ryan Ruel, Julia Stotz, and Samuel Copeland who attend local Chicago colleges
  • Robert Heinecken dies in 2006
  • In 2006 they exhibit A. Hitler and D. Eckart: Obersalzberg to Hoher Goll project at the Prague Biennial
  • In conjunction with their second exhibition at Body Builder Sportsman Gallery in 2005, New Catalogue presents their hardcover book, Big Ten Co-eds, Preppy Girls, and The Last Cheerleaders, a limited edition of 500 copies published by Nazraeli Press
  • Luke and Jonathan travel to the Tanglewood Music Center for a residency and work on a film/music collaboration with the composer Judd Greenstein
  • In 2003-2004 they continue to document the Obersalzberg site in Germany
  • They exhibit Big Ten Co-eds with Ski Mask and a dozen artist books at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 2004
  • The duo exhibits their first exhibition, New Catalogue at the Bodybuilder and Sportsman Gallery in 2003
  • Big Ten Co-eds, A. Hitler and D. Eckart: Obersalzberg to Hoher Goll and Various Fires photographic series are completed in 2003
  • Luke and Jonathan move into their studio and start working on New Catalogue in earnest
  • While working for the artist Robert Heinecken as a studio assistant, Luke convinces Jonathan to move to Chicago and start working in the Heinecken studio
  • On these trips they decide to collaborate on a photographic inventory of their trips and New Catalogue is born
  • Every winter Jonathan and Luke drive across the country to visit their mothers in California from 1997-2000
  • In 1998 Jonathan attends The Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston in the MFA program
  • Luke works starts working for artist Robert Heinecken in 1997
  • In 1997 Luke attends The School of the Art Institute in Chicago and studies in the MFA program
  • Jonathan takes a job as a Fish Monger in Berkeley and lives in a cabin during the summers in the Sierra Nevada’s for the next 4 years
  • Luke teaches at a one room schoolhouse and becomes a cowboy for the next three years
  • Luke and Jonathan graduate school in 1994 and 1993 respectively
  • Luke and Jonathan collaborate on their first show in the school’s gallery in 1993
  • Luke decides to double major in art
  • Jonathan sneaks Luke (a History Major) into the darkroom at school and teaches him how to print black and white photographs
  • Jonathan and Luke meet during a series of three earthquakes in Arcata, California while they are attending Humboldt State University on April 25, 1992
  • Luke Batten is born in Santa Maria, California in 1968
  • Jonathan Sadler is born in Sacramento, California in 1965