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Issue 19
Trace
Reinterpreting our Traces
Letters to the editor
A Year on the Road with Venue
Reading the Ephemera of Caithness
River Ending
Kowloon Walled City: Heterotopia in a Space of Disappearance
The Chengzhongcun: Urban Traces of the Village
The Trace of Superusers: From Santiago Centro to Superkilen in Copenhagen
Embracing Idiosyncratic Weirdness
Tracing Intentions: The Photography of Frank Thiel
Ruined and Neglected
Elliston, Newfoundland
American Postmodern
Personal Monuments
24COA: A Visual Score
True Love Leaves No Traces
Anthropocene Through the Eyes of Gabriele Basilico, Robert Smithson, and Gordon Matta-Clark
Tracing Wright
Dizzy
Nightworks
Petrified Traces
Residential Archaeology
Issue 19
This issue explores physical remnants and selective memories, tangible and intangible reminders of a past that influence our present and future. At the same time, it discusses the traces that we continue to leave, both physical and digitally, and how those will affect us in the future. What are the consequences and opportunities that can emerge from the new traces we create? Who benefits from the generation of new traces? Which traces should we embrace and which ones should we dismiss or even fight against? Is ignoring all traces the only way to truly move forward and foster radical changes?