Every year, Feral Magazine reflects on the notion of public space from the perspective of artistic practices in touch with today's socio-political emergencies.

It collects and extends the reflections exchanged during Feral festival, which brings together artists, thinkers and activists around a common theme. From the relationship between urban and rural (2022) to water solidarity (2023), it is the ritual that set us collectively to work this past year.

Rituals for the city and its fringes examines the growing importance of rituals in the contemporary performing arts. Its pages explore a range of reflections and practices that lie at the intersection between the performing arts and public space. Funerary rites, Carnivals or tools for collective healing and hospitality, the ritual speaks of what we wish to summon, visible or invisible, at the heart of our intimacies as well as in the public sphere.

This third edition was fashioned by Emmanuelle Nizou (editor-in-chief), Murielle Lô (drawings) and Lucie Caouder (graphic design).

The english version of this PDF will be available in a couple of weeks. Thank you for your patience!