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Annotation
Victor Guaita and Clara Levy | From the Cantigas de Santa María to Songs of Erosion
Book launch | The Architecture of Reuse in Brussels
As Found: International colloquium on adaptive reuse
Exhibition | As Found: Experiments in Preservation
Maria Gil Ulldemolins on intertextuality and autotheory in the œuvre of Maggie Nelson
