The perception of landscape and sense of place or location has, in the last decade, undergone many changes.  It is now possible to visit the Mongolian village, to look at its terrain, its panoramas and communicate with local people in real time while being on a train from Lyon to London.  read more »

 1. Please, Please, Please, Jeppe Hein, January 30 – March 29th 2009, The Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver BC, Canada

3. Protect Protect, Jenny Holzer, March 12 – May 31, 2009, the Whitney, New York, New York, USA  read more »

artselector is currently seeking submissions of written content such as: articles, exhibition dates, reviews and critiques: in fact all forms of contemporary art discourse.  read more »

As another predictable and uninspiring artwork wins a major prize, I am forced to question what role the voting public should really play in deciding the outcomes of creative ventures. On September 15th, I received an e-mail announcing the winner of the Threadneedle Prize. At the opening at the beginning of September I was pleasently surprised to find a show with some strong intentions and a hearty attempt to explore the huge variety of approaches to making figurative work.  I was not entirely in agreement with the shortlist, but it certainly contained some interesting work and reflected to some degree the broad spectrum of the show.  read more »

This is an article about  Hybrid-Zone Interdisciplinary Encounter, organized by LRM Performance.   It is written in Spanish.  read more »