We've just received a call for submissions for Biennale Illumini Event 2010 Presents – ‘Secret subterranean London’.

Dead line: 1^st March 2010 /  Start date: 2^nd Sept 2010
Location: Shoreditch, London
Theme: Secret underground London.

Applications are invited from artists of all disciplines,whose work or part of their work illuminates, or lights up in some way. This can be from the way it is displayed; e.g, projection, TV screens etc, or incorporating lighting into the actual artwork in some way - neon, LED’S , EL wire & panels, glow products & paint etc. If your work glows or lights up we want to hear from you. Site specific work and new works are also welcome.

For full details on  how to submit please visit the submission page at www.illuminievent.co.uk

Calling All CAN-isters. As you're aware there have been no updates for quite a number of months. We are looking for people who would be interested in submitting content to a new News section of the site as part of a redesign.  If you're interested in submitting conceptual art-related articles or reviews then please get in contact either by emailing info@conceptualartistsnetwork.com , or by sending me a message on my profile. Thanks!

Users trying to sign up may have noticed a delay in getting their registrations processed. There are a few behind-the-scenes changes currently in progress, and so new users may take a little more time to receive their invitations than usual. We apologise for the delays, and promise everything will be back to normal soon!

Despite the passing of Danny Wilson, the head of the Photo Fringe and our lovely friend, this year's Photo Fringe IS on. The bi-annual event will be going on as a tribute to Danny from 3rd October to 16th November 2008. To get your idea going for this years Photo fringe visit photofringe.org

So, the amazingly massive event that was Brussels meets Brighton: the metahub, took place at Shunt in London last week. The venue was beautiful, and the staff were fantastic. Over 100 artists took part, and it was just unbelievable how much went on! Far too much to list here! Personal highlights were Anna Dumitriu's bacteria and crochet, Petrusco's cops, OGEEM's sound experiments, and collaborating with so many creative people who left their ego at the door to make a really special event.

For pics and info visit www.brusselsmeetsbrighton.org