Le Merle, vol. 7, no. 1, Fall 2024: hyperlocality

Le Merle, vol. 7, no. 1, Fall 2024: hyperlocalityAssembled in the rhizome of the Outaouais suburbs, this issue poses the question: how can we avoid going round in circles in powerlessness? In the studio, the living room, the shed, the patio, on the 12 lane highway or canoeing on Kichi Sibi, Puissances dans le retraithyperlocality bears witness to spaces and experiences where ways of breaking through the feeling of powerlessness are invented, where ways of doing collectively and ways of telling are

The Dutch East Indies government celebrated the opening of a new radio station in West Java

These reproduced fragments present a chapter in the history of Italian design

Images taken by war photographers such as Lee Miller and Robert Capa were shown next to current global news imagery ranging from the current Middle East wars to mass global migration

dating and tourism

90mil radio

It emerges from an experimental process of dialogue and documentation

Those experiences could have resulted from the encounter with the Western idea of archive

Seeing into Stone describes a technique applied by experienced stone carvers

Porton analyzes portrayals of anarchism in film

and analysis

handled with the usual slipperiness and smarts—where nothing is quite as it seems

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