Babylon, 090111

Babylon: Myth and Reality
British Museum, London
November 13, 2008 - March 15, 2009
Official Website: http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/all_current_exhibitions/babylon/exhibition_overview.aspx

The Revolution Continues, 090101

The Revolution Continues: New Chinese Art
The Saatchi Gallery, London
Official Website: http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/new_art_from-china.htm

Japan Car, 081213

Japan Car: designs for the crowded globe
Science Museum, London
November 29, 2008 -April 29, 2009
Official Website: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/japan_car.aspx

Exhibition - 081101

For Immediate Release - Ai weiwei
@ albion gallery

16 October - 17 November, 2008
Mon. to Fri 9am-5:30pm
Sat. 10am - 3pm

Exhibition - 081026

This Is War! Robert Capa at Work
Gerda Taro
On the Subject of War

Barbican Art Gallery reflects on conflict and its visual representation.

17 October 2008 - 25 January 2009
Barbican Art Gallery

週日的下午

她: 為什麼不選擇1865年的拿玻里?
(他, 不作聲。)
她: 將來有一天, 她不是會被埋蓋在火山灰燼中嘛？
他: 對。
她: 這樣不是更有價值嘛？
他: 可能 。
她：那為什麼…
他: 不知道…可能是因為attachment。 (她, 不作聲。) 更何況，在這裡，沒有人比我們更有理由去擁有它。

Horniman Museum

Horniman Museum is a hidden gem in London. It has a unique collection of musical instruments, natural history and anthropological artefacts. I am especially impressed by the rare masks collection in the Centenary Gallery; and to my surprise, there is a very well maintained aquarium at the basement.

Psycho Buildings

Psycho Building: Artists Take on Architecture is an interactive-exhibition of space within space, both physical and perceptual, created by contemporary artists to explore our multiple relations with S P A C E.

“Here, we find architecture not in its functional guise but as a site of desire, memory and doubt, home to personal contingencies and collective histories, the clashing of cultures and coalescing of subjectivities. Refusing to address us as mere spectators, these works implicate us in the spaces they generate, engaging us in ways that are at once visceral and conceptual, and that call attention to what must be experienced rather than merely seen.”

– Ralph Rugoff, Psycho Buildings