John Jordan and James Marriott’s operatic audio tour set in London’s Square Mile is intended to awaken city workers to the impact of financial systems on climate change. But not only does And While London Burns misgauge how much the suits already know, its hysterical tone also harmonises too easily with the coming new eco-order

Makrolab is one of the more seminal and enduring projects to have developed out of the tactical media canon. Brian Holmes sets the project in the context of epochal shifts underway in the former Yugoslavia during its inception and fixes our vision firmly on the utopian horizon that this living laboratory probes

In cultural circles, the ‘locative media’ media meme seems this year to have reached its zenith. After a summer camp in Latvia focused on the phenomenon last year, and conferences far and wide featured snippets in their programmes, this year the ISEA2004 and Futuresonic festivals have pushed wireless worlds centre stage.