Art Review #183

In the wake of the Venice Biennale, and global politics more generally, national identity – what is it? How does it get decided? – is a hot topic in the artworld. So, in its summer issue, ArtReview looks at our relationship with places – not as political entities, but as geographies and terrains. How do landscapes influence the lives of those who live in their midst? And conversely, how do we change and alter the land on which we live and work?