"Much has remained unexpressed and undisplayed. Not all is possible to frame into exhibit."

Mondrian Nicholson in parallel (Courtauld)
David Shrigley: Brain Activity (Hayward)
Jeremy Deller: Joy in People (Hayward)
Lucian Freud Portraits (NPG)
Ron Mueck (Hauser and Wirth)
Government Art collection selected by Downing street staff (White Chapel)
Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan (Tate Modern)
Yayoi Kusama (Tate Modern)
Alinka Echeverria (Eb&Flow)
Hans Peter Feldmann (Serpentine)
British Design 1948-2012 (V&A)
Song Dong: Waste Not (Barbican)
Slade School of Fine Arts, MA/MFA degree show (UCL, Slade)
Yael Bartana, And Europe will be Stunned (Hornsey Town Hall, Artangel)
Royal Academy School (Grad show, 2012)
Calder in India (Ordovas art)
Damien Hirst and Bruce Nauman (White Cube Bermondsey)
Edward Burtynsky: Oil (Photographer's Gallery)
Raqs media collective (Photographer's Gallery)
Bauhaus: art as life (Barbican)
John Curin (Sadie Coles)
Troubling Space: the summer sessions (Zabludowicz Collection/ 176)
Scott's Last Expedition (Natural History Museum)
Ai Weiwei & Herzog+ de Meuron's Serpentine pavillion (Serpentine Gallery)
Ryan Gander (Lisson Gallery)
Out of Focus, Richard Wilson (Saatchi Gallery)
Nancy Holt photo works (Haunch of Venison)
Invisible (Hayward Gallery)
Munch (Tate Modern)

Urban Narratives (RA forum)
Every revolution has its square (Manchester open space)

Estate (UCL urban lab &Rada)
Breathing (Karl Markovics)
Himizu (園子温)
Fish Tank (Andrea Arnold)
Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present (2012 Matthew Akers)
Punk Britannia (BBC)
Unnatural History of London (BBC)


Neil Halstead (Flashback records)
Field Day 2012 (Victoria Park, with Mazzy Star, Tortoise)

Terry Smith, What is Contemporary Art? (2009, Chicago U Press)
Boris Groys, Going Public (2010, Sternberg Press)
Peter Wollen, Paris/Manhattan: Writings on Art (2004, Verso)
Color in Urbanism (2010, New Geographies vol. 3)
Judith Rugg, Exploring Site-specific art: issues of space and internationalism (2010, I.B. Tauris)

謝德慶

life is a life-sentence.

perhaps a regular rainbow is better than any art, whatever form.

everyone's present.

Tuan Yi-fu, Dear Colleagues

"...on December 25, 1991...the last leader of the Soviet Union...reached for the pen with which he would sign the decree that officially terminated the existence of the USSR. It contained no ink, and so he had to borrow one from the Cable News Network television crew that was covering the event."

p.257, John L. Gaddis, The cold war