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The Montreal Gazette reports on Champ Libre’s art festival in abandoned urban spaces. Champ Libre holds an international festival of video and electronic arts every two years. The nomadic celebration moves around the city, taking over abandoned and marginal sites close to downtown. The festival’s unique combination of architecture, contemporary art and new media technologiesContinue readinghttp://www.champlibre.com/cl/images/imagespresse/photos/dechargemaximale01.jpg