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Tarde, a handbook of minimal and irrelevant urban entanglements
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Description: Tarde is a printed, independent, and peer-feedback publication with an online presence that explores the often unnoticed and taken-for-granted elements and associations composing the urban. Appealing to its shape, Tarde has been conceived as a handbook: a compact and portable pocket device that delves into one topic per issue.
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This document displays the goal, scope, and model distribution of Tarde.
Glitch infrastructures
This number of Tarde explores a bunch of sidewalks in Medellín, Colombia, and conceptualizes the idea of glitch infrastructures: irregular mosaics mad...
The insignificant others
The issue focuses on a particular set of beings inhabiting the city temporally referred to as "insignificant." This ontology has been framed by a seri...
Urban animal enclosures
As an exercise of empirical philosophy, this number critically explores a particular urban space in Berlin where people go to see and possibly pet far...
Rats as urban infrastructure
This collaborative issue on rats closes the first cycle of explorations on human-animal entanglements in public places. It is also the first edition c...
Urban Pavements
This issue explores our relationships with soil, the ground, and overall the eco-political practices and material configurations of the urban surfaces...
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