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"C’est une réflexion qui explore le concept de participation avec la rue comme métaphore d’un territoire tactique pour la culture émergente. Le texte qui suit, intitulée, Rue des cultures, est paru à la fin de l’automne 2012 dans Notre Montréal, visions indisciplinées pour l’avenir de la Métropole." 
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Reminiscent of old-style British post boxes, Little Free Libraries have rapidly grown in popularity since their inception in 2009. The movement began in Hu Via Bibliomancienne
Bibliomancienne's curator insight,
April 5, 2013 8:33 AM
"The differences between the book exchanges I have encountered are fascinating and illustrate my point. One locker room book exchange at a fancy country club golf course offered a wide selection of current bestsellers in mint condition. Another locker room exchange at a fitness club yielded row upon row of bodice rippers. That’s what’s so great about Little Free Libraries—they allow communities to express themselves and grow together while promoting literacy and self-education. Also, they really are adorable." |
