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Post-Covid-19 Art and Urbanism

In 2021, the Point asks writers about the deep-seated issues that Covid-19 has brought into view, and how they might tackle these problems to create better post-pandemic futures. Below, Eunseon Park, director of the collective Listen to the City, outlines the importance of resilient urban networks.

Many say that they want to return to life before Covid-19. However, if we continue to live the way we have until now, even greater catastrophes will arise. Art and urbanism can start to chart a different course for

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