The Possible City
Patrick M. LydonHand-illustrated stories from Japan and Korea, peeking into the cities we dream about.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 119 | Subscribers | Read | thepossiblecity.substack.com |
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World Falling Apart? Be The Weed
I don’t know why, but Autumn always seems to sneak up and make us busier than we would like. This year, in addition to the house rebuild, we had an unexpected exhibition opportunity. This is the story of how that exhibition, at Nature Art M...
Music and Cultural Bridges: A Tiny Shop in Gimhae, Korea
This week we meet Bomnunbyeol — his name means “Spring Snow Star” in Korean — and his small shop in Gimhae, Korea.
Urban Japan: Shotengai, the Street That Connects Everyone
The way a place connects people — or how it pushes us all further apart — has a big effect on whether or not we can function well as a society.
Finding the Things That Do Not Exist
Welcome everyone. It’s nice to see you again, even if I can’t exactly see you. This week, a new illustration and writing, from a place that does not exist, but somehow, also does. Thank you, as always, for joining me here.
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American writer/artist/urbanist based in Korea. Focused on urban ecology. Director of City as Nature (Tongyeong). Arts editor at The Nature of Cities (New York). My car is a 'mamachari' bicycle.
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