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#301 March – April 2015In this issue: Venus Lau explores how the new political understanding of land in China gives rise to a type of quasi Land Art that does not directly assault the system but surfs along it, revealing the power vectors that are inscribed upon land as objects and concepts, using land based systems to open up new regions previously unknown by those systems. Laura McLean Ferrisdigs into on the art of Alex Da Corte. Da Cortes work gives us access to an airy

numbered and signed by the artist

understanding feeling

Ian Wallace at Greta Meert

São Paulo merely represents itself

This issue invites readers to pay attention to the stereotypes that infect our gaze

“For me Moléculas is definitely not a work illustrating a political topic — it’s not a piece about displacement or immigration

• The Art of Raising Images

Dust Magazine

Cady Noland

Feminist Land Art Retreat at Audain Gallery

” Unlike Arbus’s subjects

It reflects interests in research