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Original texts by Luís Avelima, Pierre Sansot, Yves Chalas

Original images by Abderrazak Sahli (Tunisia), Agnès Thurnaeur (France), Akari Hironaga (Japan), Akiko Arai (Japan), Akio Hosono (Japan), Ali Mroivili dit Napalo (Comores), Alice Vinagre (Brazil), Amelia Toledo (Brazil), Andréa Lanna (Brazil), Anna Bella Geiger (Brazil), Antoine Perpere (France), Antonio Maia (Brazil), Avatar Moraes (Brazil), Barthélémy Toguo Tamokoué (Cameroon), Ben (France), Bill Baker (Canada), Braïma Injai (Guinea Bissau / France), Burhan Dogancay (Turkey / USA), C.K.Rajan (India), Carlos Martins (Brazil), Carlos Vergara (Brazil), Chiba Naoko (Japan), Chico Cunha (Brazil), Christine Monceau (France), Cildo Oliveira (Brazil), Clara Fajardo (Brazil), Claudia Cuesta (Colombia / Canada), Claudio Tozzi (Brazil), D.Nicola Durvasula (England / India), Daniel Laskarin (Canada), David Koloane (South Africa), Dina Balona (Greece), Do-Ho Suh (Corea), Dorrit Yacoby (Israel), Emmanuel Nassar (Brazil), Ene Kull (Estonia), Eugênia Harten (Brazil), Farid Belkahia (Morocco), Fodé Camara (Senegal), Forns Bada (Spain), François Kiéné (France), Gabriela Machado (Brazil), Geng JianYi (China), Gonçalo Ivo (Brazil), Goya Lopes (Brazil), Gülsun Karamustafa (Turkey), Hélène Agufroy (France), Huang Yong Ping (China / France), Issa Kouyate (Ivory Coast), Issa Samb (Senegal), Jacqueline Fabien (Martinique), Jeong Hwa Choi (Corea), John Nicholson (USA / Brazil), Jorge Bassani (Brazil), José Luiz de Pellegrin (Brazil), José Patricio (Brazil), Jozef Legrand (Belgium / Germany), Julian Gandia (Spain), Kan-si (Senegal), Kong Sung-Hun (Corea), Kriki (France), Leonid Borisov (Russia), Lia do Rio (Brazil), Ligia Lippi (Brazil), Liu AnPing (China / Germany), Liz Rideal (Great-Britain), Lu Sheng-Zhong (China), Luiz Aquila da Rocha Miranda (Brazil), Mahdjoub Ben Bella (Algeria / France), Malia Barron Hendricks (Hawaï / USA), Manisha Parekh (India), Marc Verlan (Moldavia), Marcelo Lago (Brazil), Marcia Abreu (Brazil), Márcia Cirne Lima (Brazil), Marco Tulio Resende (Brazil), Marconi Drummond (Brazil), Marcus André (Brazil), Maria do Carmo Secco (Brazil), Maria Tereza Louro (Brazil), Maria Tomaselli (Austria / Brazil), Marie Sester (France), Marilena Zamboura (Greece), Marina Saleme (Brazil), Mario Azevedo (Brazil), Mario Vale (Brazil), Mary Kelly (USA), Maryvonne Arnaud (France), Mauricio Nogueira Lima (Brazil), Mauricio Silva (Brazil), Mickael Bethe-Selassié (Ethiopia / France), Miguel Chevalier (Mexico/ France), Miguel Egaña (France), Miguel Petchkovsky (Angola / Netherland), Moacyr Toledo (Brazil), Modibo Diallo (Mali), Mohamed Haïdara (Mali), Monica Barki (Brazil), Monica Barth (Brazil), Monica Sartori (Brazil), Mustapha Boujemaoui (Morocco), N.S.Harsha (India), Nagashima Tsutomu (Japan), Nancy Willis (USA), Nigel Rolfe (Ireland), Noboru Ishihata (Japan), Orlando Castaño (Brazil), Paiva Brasil (Brazil), Pamela Levy (USA / Israel), Patrice Kalil (France), Philippe Laleu (France), Rachid Koraichi (Algeria), Rania Rangou (Greece), Ray Barrie (USA), Regina Silveira (Brazil), Rekha Rodwittiya (India), Ricardo Homen (Brazil), Ricardo Mattar (Brazil), Richard Prince (Canada), Rieko ABE (Japan), Rinaldo José da Silva (Brazil), Roberto Bethonico (Brazil), Roberto Tavares (Brazil), Rodolfo Athayde (Brazil), Rodrigo de Castro (Brazil) Rose Frain (Great-Britain), Shinya Kigure (Japan), Shirakawa Yoshio (Japan), Shuli Nachshon (Israel), Silvie Defraoui (Switzerland), Stefane Beiu (Moldavia), Sukenari Katsue (Japan), Sumi Wakiro (Japan) Susan Taylor (Great-Britain), Sylvie Fanchon (France), Thereza Miranda (Brazil), Thomas Lawson (Scotland), Tomoyuki Yajima (Japan), Toyo Tsuchiya (Japan / USA), Ubirajara Ribeiro (Brazil), Unkyung Hur (Corea), Urve Eslas (Estonia), Vadim Tallerov (Russia), Veit Stratmann (France), Victor Arruda (Brazil), Vincent Leow Kong Yam (Singapore), Wanda Pimentel (Brazil), Wang Jian-Wei (China), Wang Lu Yan (China), Warren Murfitt (Canada), Wilson Piran (Brazil), Yang Jun (China), Ye Shuguang (China), Ye Xin (China / France), Yin Xiu Zhen (China), Yorgos Nikas (Greece), Yoshio Shirakawa (Japan), Youssouf Bath (Ivory Coast), Yuri Leiderman (Ukrania), Zhou Tiehai (China).

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Contemporary & local

« local.contemporain » is a centre of research and original artistic initiatives around contemporary urban territories, an enterprise to renew our look, with a particular care for emerging forms and experiences.

« local.contemporain » examines, in the usual local habits , the innovative particularities or the ones that resist to the global mutations of our societies.

This strategy of hyper-localised questioning is developed with a particular care for the global scale of mutations and for the abundant complexity of the involved temporalities. That is why artists and researchers coming from all over the world are associated to this initiative, looking for numerous urban tools to think about this territory.

We publish an 80-page review distributed in bookstores by Harmonia-Mundi.

Nine issues are published to date: 01> you are here focused on the contemporary realities of ordinary urban forms, 02> It’s Sunday! devoted to the analysis of free time in a so-called “leisure” society, 03> invisible city analyzes sensitive urban forms, those which escape the domination of the eye but structure our perceptions, 04> the precarious, contemporary questions, on the precariousness of our lives as a new dominant form, 05> Crowds centered on the experience of the crowd, alternately worrying or intelligent, 06> Points of reference, around the feeling of disorientation of a growing share of the population , 07> a world of its own or how each one builds its own landmarks in a globalized horizon, 08> collection of collections about the place of privacy in the public space,  09> singular landscapes, pluralistic landscape to approach the Landscape as a resource within reach of all, and live with scope.

> We produce interventions of urban scales in the real space of the city, in order to shape these representations for the man of the street. They invite the participation of hundreds of contributors.

Thus It is Sunday, a random collection of photographs:

> We develop pedagogical tools for teachers from kindergarten to university.

Thus cartographic games:

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