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Warscapes Magazine (2011-2022)

After more than a decade of bringing you writing and art from over 60 countries, WARSCAPES is transitioning. The full archive of our publications will remain available and accessible right here.
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Rachid Ouramdane's performance, "Ordinary Witnesses" is reviewed by Patricia Hoffbauer.

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