Deem Journal – Issue 4
Deem Journal Issue 4 (A Sense of Place) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. For Issue Four, “A Sense of Place,” we reexamine the meaning of place, and its making, while considering the emergence of new social landscapes, spaces, and needs.
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