An ephemeral village organised by La Pépinière animated disused urban spaces
As summer came to a bittersweet end, so did the summer pavilions and festivals. One that holds particular interest is the Village au Pied-du-Courant organised by La Pépinière | Espace collectifs on the riverbed of Montreal. An amalgam of micro-arc
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