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The Directory of Alternative Practices
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Do it Together. Practices and Tendencies of Participatory Governance in Culture in the Republic of Croatia
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Brussels. In search of territories of new-urban creation. — by Chris Keulemans
This text is a report of a month in Brussels. No more, no less. The report of a month spent walking, talking and observing. At the invitation of Flanders Arts Institute and in particular of Sofie Joye, in charge of Diversity, Urbanity and Emerging Artists.