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PublicationCounter-Mapping / Contre-cartographier”Intermédialités, issue 47, spring 2026.Edited by Christina Contandriopoulos et Valeria Téllez Niemeyer Unlike official maps, which are inseparable from power, counter-mapping refers to alternative, citizen-led, Indigenous, activist, or artistic initiatives that challenge the established order. While the term counter-mapping has been widely adopted by geographers to address issues of boundary-making, territorial management, and governance, it has received relativelyContinueContinue reading “Counter-Mapping / Contre-cartographier”

Artist Dossier”Cartographier la survivance : Al Anqaâ de Taysir Batniji”Counter-Mapping / Contre-cartographier, Intermédialités, issue 47, spring 2026, p. 355-366.Valeria Téllez Niemeyer &Hend Ben Salah Depuis l’occupation coloniale de la Palestine en 1920, la nuit est devenue un territoire contesté et souvent restreint. L’imposition de couvre-feux, les affrontements ainsi que les dispositifs de surveillance transforment l’espace public nocturne en unContinueContinue reading “Cartographier la survivance : Al Anqaâ de Taysir Batniji”

Article”Montreal de noche / Montreal by Night”Concepción, ChiliMateria Arquitectura, (24), 114–123, 2023Co-written with Christina Contandriopoulos The text explores the often-overlooked role of night in architecture and urban studies. It discusses the emerging field of ‘night studies’ and highlights the seminar ‘Montreal by Night’, which focused on the tension between official city images and its nocturnalContinueContinue reading “Montreal by Night”

Article”Nuit électrique : atmosphères lumineuses à Montréal au XIXe siècle”Montréal, CanadaRACAR : Revue d’art canadienne / Canadian Art Review, 45(1), 36–48.2020 In Montréal, the first public demonstration of electric lighting took place in 1879, on the Champ-de-Mars, and was coordinated with a military exercise in honour of Queen Victoria’s birthday. At the end of theContinueContinue reading “Nuit Électrique”