Coolhunting highlights a new photography exhibition at the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne called We Are All Photographers Now!. The show seeks to engage the presences of digital photography through an open submission process where anyone could be part of the exhibition. submit here View full entry
Artist Gregor Schneider's “Homage to Malevich" is up in Hamburg, but why was the piece rejected at the Biennale back in 2005 and Berlin 2006? NYT l previous View full entry
José Huizar ignored the law, expanded his house, then used insiders to make things okay. LA Weekly View full entry
In art, space is a frontier, but there is nothing final about it. It is a complicated, layered place that artists continually explore, manipulate and expand, transforming our understanding of it and of art’s potential too. And the best place to experience recent activity on this frontier is... View full entry
Keith Rwamahe is one of about 100 farmers in his sub-county on the outskirts of Kabale who have begun to grow temperate fruits. He used to grow tomatoes and passion fruit, but has found that apples are much more lucrative. BBC View full entry
Bill McKibben , author of The End of Nature , sits down with Emily Gurtz of WorldChanging to discuss the content of his latest book, Deep Economy: the Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future... View full entry
Ethan Zuckerman of WorldChanging offers up a draft of a paper he is developing, Mobile Phones and Activism. Have a look, share your input, help him improve his message. View full entry
Open House: Architecture and Technology for Intelligent Living envisions the house of the future as a place for new spatial experiences, new systems of sustainability and new sensory enhancements. This open-ended exhibition and multi-faceted research initiative, incorporating Art Center research... View full entry
Another interesting conference took place this past month at the Tate on the relationship between the contemporary artist and the museum. TateOnline List of speakers: Leslie Carlyle Head of Conservation, Tate Pip Laurenson Head of Time-based Media Conservation, Tate Saskia Sassen will examine how... View full entry
Artist Joseph Beuys tried his hand at utilizing the emerging music video foment protests against the Ronald Reagan's arms policy in his song Sonne Statt Reagan circa 1982. via UBU View full entry
Film review website Rotten Tomatoes' worst picture countdown... HOW THE MOVIES ARE RATED: (r � (r+m)) � t + (m � (r+m)) � a r = # of rated reviews m = min. # of reviews needed to qualify t = Tomatometer score a =... View full entry
Between 11 and 25 March, Swiss artist Felice Varini and his team created an unusual piece of public art that is set to baffle and fascinate visitors to Cardiff Bay barrage. BBC View full entry
It boils down to this: Do sports fans want to attend the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in Los Angeles or come to Chicago for Da Games? Chicago Tribune | previously View full entry
"From his office in Nevada, entrepreneur Dennis Hope has spawned a multi-million-dollar property business selling plots of lunar real estate at $20 (£10) an acre." - BBC. (earlier) View full entry
ELEVEN years ago, a German tourist named Martin Schall arrived in Los Angeles, armed with a guidebook, a camera and a traveler's vision of the city. His photos were not the normal tourist's fare. Instead of stock shots of amusement parks, sunsets over the ocean and celebrity haunts, Schall... View full entry