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• CPCL Vol 6 no 2 Call for Papers "Public Art, Urban Arts: Aesthetics, Practices and Languages in the City"

  2023-03-14

  The European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes, Vol 6, no 2 Call for Papers.

  Edited by Alice Borchi, Filippo Fimiani, Enrico Chinellato, Francesca Sabatini.

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• CPCL Vol 6, no 1. Call for Papers. Mediterranean Imaginaries

  2023-01-10

  Edited by Paolo De Martino, John Hanna, Carola Hein.

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• CPCL Vol 5, no 1. Call for Papers. Aesthetics of the Anthropocene

  2022-01-12

  CPCL Vol 5, no 1, edited by Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari.

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• CPCL Vol 4, no 1. Call for Papers. Port City Cultures, Values, or Maritime Mindsets: How to define and assess what makes port cities special

  2020-06-22

  CPCL Vol 4, no 1, edited by Carola Hein, Sabine Luning, Paul van de Laar, invites contributions that conceptualize the particular state of port cities, propose methodologies to better understand them, and discuss concrete case studies that highlight both the historic dimension of port city culture and the contemporary importance.

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• **EDIT:NEW DATES**CPCL Vol 3, no 2. Call for Papers. Design for people’s autonomy. Rights to independent living.

  2020-02-11

  Edited by Valentina Gianfrate, Micaela Antonucci, Francesc Aragall.

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• CPCL Vol 3, no 1. Call for Papers. Curating the city: artistic practices and urban transformations

  2019-06-25

  CPCL Vol 3 no 1, edited by Annalisa Trentin, Anna Rosellini and Amir Djalali, invites contribution on the relation between art and the city. How are artistic and curatorial practices changing the way in which the city is made today? Read More Read more about CPCL Vol 3, no 1. Call for Papers. Curating the city: artistic practices and urban transformations

• Erratum

  2019-03-01

  Esra Akcan, Vando Borghi, Amir Djalali, "The Open Architecture To Come: an Interview with Esra Akcan" Read More Read more about Erratum

• Vol 2, no 2. Call for Papers. The new Spaces of the Common: Spatial and Political Models of “Making”

  2019-01-21

  CPCL Vol 2, no 2, edited by Manola Antonioli, Abir Belaïd and Simon Bertrand, invites contributions addressing the rise of "third places", beyond the private and the public domains, based on new forms of production and the new urban landscapes of making. Read More Read more about Vol 2, no 2. Call for Papers. The new Spaces of the Common: Spatial and Political Models of “Making”

• Vol. 2, no. 1. Call for Papers. Water Resilience: Creative Practices—Past, Present and Future

  2018-07-13

  CPCL vol. 2, no. 1, edited by Carola Hein, Tino Mager and Roberto Rocco, invites contributions that explore creative  practices and cultures of water as well as the physical structures that can promote societal resilience.

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• **EDIT: New Dates** Vol. 1 no. 1. Call for Papers: From Temporary to Cosmopolitan Citizenship: Culture, Public Space, Conflicts and Alternative Living Forms

  2018-04-30

  CPCL's Issue 1, edited by Andrea Borsari, Vando Borghi and Gregor Fitzi, explores the concept of cosmopolitan citizenship, understood as the recognition of the active participation of temporary city dwellers in the social, cultural and political community. Read More Read more about **EDIT: New Dates** Vol. 1 no. 1. Call for Papers: From Temporary to Cosmopolitan Citizenship: Culture, Public Space, Conflicts and Alternative Living Forms