Le Dépanneur i — January 2016, #1
Le Dépanneur
Le Dépanneur is a biannual arts and culture magazine, founded as a platform for creative work of all sorts. Its title's reference to a Montreal corner store should get at a miscellaneous - but highly curated - content, and an appreciation for and interest in the creative processes that a city can make room for.
- 2009 (581)
- United States
- Two issues a year
- Art, Culture, Design, Film & Television, Food & Drink, Literature, Music, Photography & Video
- First issue 2016
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“Issue 01”
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Le Depanneur's inaugural issue Issue 01 features conversations with Montreal band Look Vibrant, Ought drummer Tim Keen, and documentary filmmaker Dan Lombroso, as well as writing by Dominique Glassman, photo essays by Cloe Logan and Emma Macdonald, and a gastronomic exploration of Parc-Ex by the one and only Andrew Wong.
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