Stanley and Gerald Rubin Center for Visual Arts, University of Texas at El Paso, US Group Show. Curated by Kate Bonansinga and Kerry Doyle under advisement of Noah Simblist, Rijin Sahakian and Nada Shabout. Shifting Sands: Recent Video from the Middle East, features an international selection of artists who use film and video to explore the Middle Eastern desert as a site charged with meaning. The works included here directly and indirectly explore zones of recent conflict including Israel-Palestine, Afghanistan and Iraq. Participating artists: Lida Adbul (Afghanistan), Yael Bartana (Germany/ Israel), Isabel Rocamora (Spain/ U.K), Raeda Saadah (Palestine), Ahlam Shibli (Palestine), Akram Zaatari (Lebanon/ Brazil). Presented in conjunction with the Desert Inititative (DI) and the annual meeting of International Society of Electronic Arts (ISEA).

Videoformes Prix de la Création Vidéo 2012, Clermont-Ferrand, France Group Show. Curated by: Gabriel Souchèyre. Participating artists: Lida Abdul, Marc Blieux Mariana Carranza, Anne-Sophie Emard, Nelly Girardeau, Olga Kisseleva, Hee Won Lee, Pablo Lobato, Jose Lius Man, Catherine Nyeki, Christoph Oertli, Laurent Pernot, Reynold Reynolds, Isabel Rocamora, John Sanborn, Ran Slavin, Johanna Vaude

Kulturhuset Stockholm, Sweden Group show. Curated by: Paul Young and Estelle af Malmborg. Participating artists: Anna Baumgart / Antoine Roegiers / Antoni Muntadas / Bestuè & Vives / Clemens Krauss / Devis Venturelli / Eve Sussman, The Rufus Corporation / Fabien Giraud / Gary Hill / Gisela Motta & Leandro Lima / Guy Ben-Ner / Isabel Rocamora / Julian Rosefeldt / Juliao Sarmento / Julika Rudelius / Kelly Richardson /Maïder Fortuné / Maja Bajevic / Marco Brambilla / Mariana Vassileva / Marina Abramovic / Mehdi Meddaci / Nira Pereg / Pilar Albarracín / Regina José Galindo / Reynold Reynolds / Richard T. Walker / Wood & Harrison / Yang Fudong Supratemporal provides a particular view towards the panorama of the international video art departing from the two central events of Screen Projects: LOOP Fair and SCREEN Festival. It aims to show the current state of the most innovative works in the field of video art and to provide a broad and unique overview of the most representative ways of working in video. The works have been selected from different galleries and collections around the world, which have participated in the nine editions of the LOOP Fair and SCREEN Festival (2003-2012).

Museum of Modern Art of Bologna (MAMbo), Villa delle Rose, Italy Group Show. The Eye of the Collector. Video works from the Collection Manuel de Santarén. Curated by: Julia Draganovic and Claudia Löffelholz. Artists: Maria José Arjona, Niklas Goldbach, Jesse Aron Green, William Lamson, McCallum and Tarry, Hans Op de Beeck, Chrischa Venus Oswald, Luigi Presicce, Isabel Rocamora, Janaina Tschäpe. The show at MAMbo - Villa delle Rose in Bologna presents eleven video installations that are based on performances produced not for a live audience but for the eye of a camera. With the exception of McCallum and Tarry and Isabel Rocamora the camera's fixed position prevails, simulating the standpoint of a non-involved viewer who keeps a constant distance from the events. The body, its relation to its environment and the physical interaction with others are at the center of every video: from the tableaux vivant by Niklas Goldbach, William Lamson or Luigi Presicce, the performances by Maria José Arjona and Jesse Aron Green which refer to minimal and conceptual art, body art related pieces like "HAUTNA---T" by Chrischa Venus Oswald, videos related to  choreography like the ones by McCallum and Tarry, Janaina Tschäpe or Isabel Rocamora to the strange living sculptures in Hans Op de Beeck's "The Stewarts have a Party". Manuel de Santaren is a Boston and Washington DC based collector whose main focus is New Media/Video based works. His extensive collection comprises works which focus primarily on performance, appropriation of mass media imagery, and animation.  Mr. de Santaren is the Co-Chair of the Photography Committee of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York where he has championed the acquisition and inclusion of video works for the permanent collection. He is also on the Board of Overseers of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and an active participant in the Visiting Committee / Contemporary Art where he offers his knowledge and passion for time based works. Furthermore, he is member of the Executive Board of The Cisneros Fontanals Foundation based in Miami, Florida. The show will be accompanied by a publication with texts by Manuel de Santaren, Julia Draganović, Elena Forin, Claudia Löffelholz and Federica Patti.

Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Israel Group Show. Curated by: Ghila Limon. Artists: Dora Garcia, Angela de la Cruz, Mateo Maté, Carlos Bunga, Carlos Irijalba, Isabel Rocamora, Cristina Lucas, Gerardo Custance, Fran Meana.  The paintings, installations, video works and photographs created by these Spanish artists all share a concern with process of delimitation and with the creation of various types of borders. They probe the boundaries between nations, between accepted and unaccepted forms of behaviour, between manmade, artificial environments and nature, between different historical periods, and between art, philosophy and life. The selection of works included in this exhibition reflect an interest in the definition of national identity; in questions conerning language, culture, immigration, and political history; in the role of the military in daily life; and in the individual's contribution to the formation of popular social movements. These concerns, which are central to the experience of life in Spain, resonate resonate strongly in an Israeli context, and may be related to the unprecedented massive demonstrations that erupted recently in Tel Aviv, Madrid and many other places in the world. The artist's presence for the exhibition is supported by the British Israeli Arts Training Scheme (BI ARTS) – a British Council initiative in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Culture and Sport in Israel.