Urban Pamphleteer
A series of publications confronting key contemporary urban questions from diverse perspectives.
Written in a direct and accessible tone, the intention of these pamphlets is to draw on the history of radical pamphleteering to stimulate debate and instigate change.
Issues are distributed for free in print and online. PDF issues can be accessed via donations on the Urban Pamphleteer website.
The series editors are Ben Campkin and Rebecca Ross, with design by Guglielmo Rossi.
Urban Pamphleteer is produced by UCL Urban Laboratory in collaboration with Central Saint Martins Graphic Communication Design. You can follow @UrbanPamphlet on Twitter/X.
Please visit the website for further information and access to the issues: urbanpamphleteer.org
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Visit the Urban Pamphleteer website to read each edition online or to find out about stockists of our limited print editions. You can also donate to the Urban Pamphleteer series to receive a PDF download of each copy and help us continue producing issues.
Urban Pamphleteer #12 – Radical Types: Grassroots Publishing in East London
The latest issue explores grassroots publishing in east London, its role in urban change, and the resurgence of independent, community-led practices shaping the city's cultural infrastructure.
Urban Pamphleteer #11 – Multi-stories: Estate interventions in London and Paris
This issue examines how multi-storey social housing in London and Paris is represented through experimental, visual, ethnographic and historical approaches.
Three years of Urban Pamphleteer
From the Bartlett Review archive (2016): A collaboration exploring the long tradition of using pamphlets to instigate change in cities.
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