“The Intermittent city: aesthetic and politics of everyday life” was the name of the round table that served as a motto for the official presentation of the Passeio, the CECS’ Platform for Art and Urban Culture.
The conversation took place in the bookstore Centésima Página last October 6th in the ambit of the 28th edition of the Encontros da Imagem and was attended by the coordinating researchers of Passeio, Maria da Luz Correia and Helena Pires, the Deputy Director of CECS, Rita Ribeiro, and the guests Ricardo Campos, anthropologist and Álvaro Domingues, geographer.
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