Recent publications – catalogue essays by Latitudes' Max Andrews:

•‘Untitled (You Are Good For Me Because You Destroy Me)’, Henrik Håkansson: Novelas de la selva / The Jungle Novels, Museo Rufino Tamayo, Mexico City, 2009 (Spanish and English)

•‘Towards Haegue Yang’s ‘Blind Rooms’’, Haegue Yang, Artsonje Center / samuso, Seoul, 2009 (Korean) & forthcoming in Symmetric Inequality: Haegue Yang, Sala Rekalde, Bilbao, 2009 (Spanish, Basque and English)

Opening today, Håkansson's exhibition at the Museo Tamayo (until 20 September) is the outcome of recordings carried out at the Montes Azules, El Triunfo, and Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserves, and photographs and videos obtained over four weeks by twelve remote cameras placed by the artist in different spots throughout the southern Lacandon Rainforest, Mexico.

Curated by Tatiana Cuevas for the Tamayo, the catalogue features an extended essay by Latitudes' Max Andrews.

Update 25.08.08: Read about the show on ARTFORUM critics' picks

Here is the postcard for the publication we've been editing for a year now! Its launch will on the 12 December in London, over a press breakfast coinciding with the RSA/LSE international enquiry 'No Way Back?' (11-12 Dec). The book is going to print in Italy in two weeks, so soon you will be able to see more on these pages

'LAND, ART: A Cultural Ecology Handbook'
Edited by Max Andrews
Published by the RSA in partnership with Arts Council England
17 x 24 cm, 248 pages, colour throughout
ISBN 0 901469 57 2
Design by SMITH
Distributed by Cornerhouse Publications

Aquí tenéis la postal de la publicación en la que hemos trabajado a lo largo de este último año! Su presentación oficial se hará el 12 de Diciembre en Londres durante un desayuno para la prensa que coincidirá con la conferencia internacional organizada por la Royal Society of Arts (RSA) y la London School of Economics (LSE) titulada 'No Way Back?' (11-12 Dic). El libro se imprimirá en dos semanas en Italia, así que pronto podréis ver más información en estas páginas

[Image on the postcard and on the book cover: Henrik Håkansson, Untitled (Khao Nor Chuchi), 2003, offset print on paper, 70 x 100 cm. Courtesy the artist; The Modern Institute, Glasgow; Galleria Franco Noero, Torino.]