French publishing house: great catalogues that look east and south, not just west.
Darwin Grenwich sails the oceans of the world on Blue Monday, a CS36 traditional sloop, while maintaining his IT support business by email and on VOIP (403-283-1340). He is especially good on Macs. This is not an ad, just something you might want to know about.
May 23: Leigh Sherkin. Urban Ruralism: the culture of food production in urban areas. On Site review 27: rural urbanism, spring 2012
Leigh Sherkin. Farm:Shop aquaponic systemUrban Ruralism: the culture of food production in urban areas. Urban areas are expanding while labour migrates out of the countryside. Farms are becoming suburbs and a handful of companies control the supply chain. If we produce food in the city, can our relationship with food change?
Leigh Sherkin is the director of the urban planning company, specialising in community planning and regeneration. theurbanplanningcompany.com
on site 27: rural urbanism
On Site: another way to talk about architecture.
Almost guaranteed to contain things you will never find anywhere else.
on site 26: DIRT
onsite 25: identity
onsite 24: migration online
onsite 23: small things online
read onsite 22: WAR online
On Site 22: WAR has sold out in the print version, but you can read it online
read onsite 21: weather online
read onsite 20: museums and archives onlineonsite 20 individually archived articles
onsite 20:museums and archives has sold out in the print version, but you can read it online
read onsite 19: streets onlineOn Site 19 has sold out in the print version, but you can read it online.
onsite 19 individually archived articles
read onsite 18: culture onlineonsite 18 individually archived articles
The Canada Council for the Arts Grants to Literary and Arts Magazines
Erin Stump Projects
Torkin Manes, Barristers & Solicitors, Toronto
Saskatchewan Association of Architects
Calgary Arts Development Authority, City of Calgary, Alberta
On Site is a Magazines Canada member
Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 7:45AM 
Björn Braun, Untitled, 2009. Meyer Riegger, Karlsruhe/Berlin.
From an article in Frieze:
'collages – usually unframed and mounted on the torn-off covers of hardback books'
'works use only what can be found in the original pictures: he cuts and tears things out, reforming or repositioning them in the finished piece.'
art, photography 
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