Author: Christophe Bruchansky

Urban Mobilities is a public appeal for a post-Covid urban mobility that is pluralistic and benefits all walks of life. The exhibition showcases photographs, videos, digital and community projects that question and challenge conventional mobility and how it can be negotiated in the public space. Read the rest

Guillaume Leterrier is an urban shepherd and former regional development specialist working in the social and solidarity economy. Members of the Les Bergers Urbains collective have been rearing sheep in Seine-Saint-Denis since 2012. Read the rest

Guillaume Leterrier est berger urbain, ex-développeur territorial en économie sociale et solidaire. Depuis 2012, les membres du collectif Les Bergers Urbains élèvent des moutons en Seine-Saint-Denis. Pour défendre la paysannerie en ville, ils font paître leurs brebis domestiquées à Saint-Denis, Bondy, Aubervilliers, valorisant ainsi les espaces verts et créant un lien spécial avec les habitants.  Read the rest

Ver Ikeseh launched the I Can 100 Mural Project where he aims at painting murals in 100 communities across Africa and in the process teach kids and youths how to paint murals. Read the rest

Alternative DIY City Walks (2016-) are specific to different cities. Starting off with a series of conversations with a number of locals, the artist gains knowledge about their day-to-day experience of their city. Read the rest

It does matter where (2017-18) is a participatory project created with city residents. It is a performative call for more public space, for more space for urban residents, encouraging them to take up more room and to reinforce the assertion that the city is a space to live in. Read the rest