國立台北藝術大學 關渡美術館 Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, TNUA, Taipei, Taiwan

20090812


侯淑姿個展~望向彼方-亞洲新娘之歌()

論壇題綱

座談會:2009.8.15() 2:00PM-4:00PM

主持人:黃孫權(破報總編輯╱高雄師範大學跨領域藝術研究所專任助理教授)

與談人:侯淑姿(藝術家高雄大學傳統工藝與創意設計學系講師)

(南華大學亞太研究所副教授)

李俊賢(藝術家╱高苑科技大學建築系副教授)

黃建宏(國立台北藝術大學美術系專任助理教授)

題綱:

一、 藝術與行動的距離,以及藝術行動在社會中的意義與可能性(展覽形式或說行動形式)

1. 藝術家參予社會是一種很高的理想性作為,長期而大量的參與更可能有使命感為驅力,藝術家之想法與態度為何?

2. 藝術家/研究者<社會參與的極限: 可能與不能>

3. 藝術家以開放的心胸、敏感的態度參予社會,在互動之後往往可以回饋到創作本身,藝術家之經驗為何?

4. 說明文字 圖版與當代藝術展覽 三種不同介面對於"藝術介入社會"的意義。

5. 以「攝影」為媒介參與社會,藝術家之「身分」主張是否為必要。

二、 性別經濟的必要性與合法化 在台灣社會的政治與文化面向上生產出何種意義?

1. "台灣女人"在新娘照或已婚女人相片中的"角色" 她們又如何被呈現?

2. 新移民女性角色的<再現瓶頸>

3. 外籍新娘在台灣是潛藏而牽涉廣泛複雜的議題,因其議題能量頗大,藝術家如何超越議題層面,表達藝術家之觀點?

4. "外省", "世界公民""外籍"的指稱(衍生問題:為何學者與藝術家都卻步於介入社會文化議題?是媒體弱視的問題? 還是社會文化特質的問題?)

5. "本土"在政治與文化論述中失去其政治正確之後, 成為一種"不被討論"的習癖, 是否造成了今天以他者形象的不斷強化來迴避自身主體性的批判

20090708

覓金山鴻爪 鄭森池個展

覓金山鴻爪 鄭森池攝影個展

Walking The Grade
Shen-Chih Cheng Photo Exhibition

地點:國立台北藝術大學 關渡美術館 1 1/2F展覽室
展覽日期:2009/07/15-09/20
展覽開幕: 2009/07/15/(三)5:00PM
藝術開講:2009/07/15(三)3:00PM


鄭森池先生為70年代帶動台灣現代攝影潮流的「V-10視覺藝術群」(Group Visual-10)成員之一,曾經在一九七六年與胡永、謝春德、李啟華共同主編結合寫實攝影與現代觀念,頗具開創性卻短命的「現代攝影」雙月刊(共出版四期),目前居住在美國洛杉磯。


此次受邀至國立臺北藝術大學關渡美術館駐館創作為期兩週(自7月6日至7月17日),將帶來一系列以探尋一八四九年到一八八二華工在金山,即美國加州,上山下海淘金開礦,甚至參與工程艱鉅史無前例的中太平洋鐵路構築所留下具民族特色例如廟、工寮、中藥舖、雜貨店甚至乱葬崗、賭塲、妓院等遺蹟的攝影創作。

鄭森池先生自2005年起結合攝影與歷史,尋覓這些先民在金山所遺鴻爪,在三年間長途拔涉九回,完成全長六百九十英哩中太平洋鐵路的行程,並以傳統的大型相機和銀盬黒白底片,自己操作暗房,儘可能以史詩的形式來表現這段百年的華工血淚史。

此次駐館期間鄭森池先生除了展出上述鐵路部分的攝影創作之外並將於7月15日舉辦座談會分享個人的創作歷程與創作理念。

*圖: 佈門隘口(Bloomer Cut)東向,鐵路工程初期面臨的挑戰,八百餘呎長,六十三呎高, 近四十名葡萄牙和愛爾蘭移民的白種工人以手工和黒火藥施工.一八六四年二月動工,一八六五年四月始完工,因此決定大量引進華工.且前鐵路仍在使用.此處有一紀念華工的紀念碑

20090701

關渡美術館年度申請展審查會議因故延後

關渡美術館年度申請展審查會議因故延後,審議結果將順延至7月10日公佈。謝謝!

Due to scheduling conflicts, the committee meeting of “Power Show 2009” has been postponed.

The result of selection will be released on July 10. Thank you!

20090615

維度之間---李暉個展 Between Dimensions- Li Hui Solo Exhibition



展覽時間:2009/ 6/12-7/19
展覽地點:關渡美術館4F展覽室
開幕茶會:2009/ 6/12/17:00 PM

1977年出生於中國北京,2003年畢業於中央美術學院的李暉,以精密的層疊壓克力雕塑、空間性的激光雷射在中國新媒體藝術裡展現了中國新世代的獨特性與開拓性。相較於中國當代藝術中佔絕大比例的主流架上繪畫形式,更顯這位七○後青年藝術家的重要性與前衛性。

本次在關渡美術館的李暉個展由索卡藝術中心所籌辦,李暉將以雷射激光裝置來重新詮釋關美館的空間,作品《被理性釋放的靈魂》將運用鐳射、煙霧、醫用紗布、醫療設備等在裝置藝術中不常規的材料來組合、再塑、創造出一種充滿變化、迷幻、神秘,甚至宗教式的視覺效果的手術現場。期待觀眾能在這無中生有的煙霧中,體會這不可言說、卻又充滿想像的空間知覺。

去年上海藝術博覽會上,李暉以作品<琥珀>展現上海F1賽車與當代藝術結合的另一種精確性,在本展中,另一件作品<橋>,同樣是李暉以精密的透明壓克力層板的切割技術,形構出深具內涵與反思意義的空間性立體作品,李暉說到「在我的觀念裏,如果世界上沒有戰爭那這些武器都將成為廢物,那時就可以把武器改裝成建築、橋樑、路標等公共設施。」 李暉對材質的運用皆別具巧思,如用壓克力與LED燈做為創作材質的雕塑作品,構思出他的概念性裝置作品。這兩種材料具備同一種特性:視覺上的透明度。壓克力本身可以形成不同的空間;LED燈則可以將空間轉變成為一層一層的視覺深度,營造出雕塑作品神秘難測的氛圍,表達與速度及生命變遷相關的主題。

當材質性過於強烈時,藝術家往往更須謹慎在創作背後所堅持的思想核心為何?在李暉的過程中,作品材質上從不鏽鋼、壓克力,到雷射及LED燈等,李暉皆淋漓盡致地、精準地發揮這些西方工業材質的特性與美感價值,一次又一次營造出一個如夢似真的夢幻世界,但重要的是,在李暉創作的核心價值仍能保有極具東方思惟的反思空間,並誠如李暉所說「回顧我的學習生涯,我認為,我們接受的是西方的技巧訓練,但就內容、甚或骨子裡,我們仍跳脫不開東方傳統。我要在我的作品裡呈現這樣的現象,而這正是今日存在於中國一種相當典型的現象」。

若創作本身也是實驗,李暉以獨特的創作形式,透過精密的藝術實驗,讓東方唯心思維與西方形式美學有了一場難得的當代際遇。歡迎您來關渡美術館,一同進入李暉夢工廠。

Li Hui was born in 1977 in the city of Beijing, and he graduated from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2003. Li shows the uniqueness and new boundaries of the new age of Chinese New Media art in his sculptures made of precisely-cut acrylic and artworks created from spatial lasers. Chinese contemporary art is centered around paintings and portraits, thus Li, as a young artist born in the 1970’s, is of great importance to the Chinese art world, and his works are considered very avant-garde.

The Li Hui personal exhibition at the Kuangdu Museum of Fine Arts is organized by the Soka Art Center. Li uses laser installations to reinterpret the exhibitions space in the Kuangdu Museum of Fine Arts. The work “The Soul Released by Rationality” uses lasers, smoke, gauze, medical equipment and other materials not commonly seen in artworks to construct and create a surgical operation scene full of changing, fantastic, mysterious and religious visual effects. Li hopes that viewers can understand the spatial sensation that is indescribable yet full of imagination in this fabricated smoke.

In the work “Amber”, which was on exhibition at the Shanghai Art Exhibition last year, Li Hui showed the precise integration of Shanghai F1 races with contemporary art. In the work “Bridge” which will be shown at the Kuangdu exhibit, Li uses his skills in forging stainless steel and cutting with a fruit knife to create a spatial three-dimensional work that has deep connotative and introspective meanings. Li Hui says that “In my opinion, if there are no wars, all weapons will become useless, and then we can use weapons to construct buildings, bridges, road signs and other public infrastructure.” Li uses materials in unique ways, and an example is the way

in which he uses LED lights and acrylic planks to create his sculptures and conceptual installations. These two materials have a common trait: they are both transparent. Acrylic can be molded into different shapes, and LED lights can transform space into layers of visual depth to create an aura of mystique around the sculpture and express themes related to speed and the changes in life.

When the materials in artworks start to become more unique and eye-catching, artists need to put more emphasis on the core ideals behind the work. In his works, Li Hui is able to precisely and fully bring out the aesthetics and traits of Western industrial materials such as stainless steel, acrylic, lasers and LED lights and create many times a fantasy world that is dreamlike and almost real. But more importantly, Li is able to retain an Eastern style introspective space in the core values of his works. Li said that “Looking back at my artistic life, I believe that we Chinese artists receive Western art training, but the content of our works and our spirits are still rooted in traditional Chinese culture. I want to portray this phenomenon in my works, because this is a classic phenomenon that exists in China today.”

If art creation is an experiment in itself, Li Hui has used his unique creativity and createed a precise art experiment that integrates Eastern idealism and Western-style aesthetics. We welcome you to the Kuangdu Museum of Fine Arts and enter Li Hui’s dream factory.

20090604

日本駐館藝術家丸山純子---藝術開講




2009 I 駐館藝術家 I 駐館計劃 I Artist -In -Residence Program I 卓越計劃 I A.R.T.S



日本籍駐館藝術家丸山純子在關注自然的循環再生想像上,一直以不同的媒材發表其蘊含哲思的反省。並以日本特有的潔淨禪意,呈現她的美感於她的作品之中。此次運用台灣特有的兩項產物:「油炸到成暗黑色的廢油」以及「到處都有的塑膠袋」,丸山將如何透過她的巧手與運轉,讓兩種常被丟棄的人造產物,轉化為充滿生氣的活化物質,再度存現於你我的生活空間。她過往的思考經驗又是如何,歡迎一同來探尋討論。

演講時間:2009/06/10/ (三) 2PM
演講地點:1 1/2F 策展室


<展覽簡介>
“CanCam” 一直是日本少女流行雜誌的指標,源自於”Campus(校園)”的青春洋溢,延伸到流行文化,這次日本駐館藝術家丸山純子取用“CanCam”一詞,卻是試圖在校園生活中取樣,來自校園自助餐廳的廢油,在與流行文化的反差作用下,卻仍是呈現生生不息的模樣。透過丸山的裝置,這些看似無關,卻有著奇妙聯想的游移液體,恰好呼應著生活中的循環與演變。

“CanCam”, the fashion magazine icon in Japanese young girls’ culture, was formed from campus life to show infinite youth. Japanese artist Maruyama Junko, however, uses the word “CanCam” as a way to sample campus life. She employs used oil from the campus cafeteria as a contrast to fashion and to express an ongoing circulation through her installation.

展覽地點:關渡美術館1 1/2F展覽室+1F洗手間
Venue: Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts 1 1/2F Gallery + 1F disabled bathroom

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「丸山花店」是一個再生利用的計劃,以期能從相互矛盾的元素裡像是「生態學」、「經濟學」以及「藝術」連結人與事物。日本藝術家丸山純子運用日常生活中隨手可得的各色塑膠袋,將之分解、再塑、組合成繽紛的塑膠花朵。重複著如此繁複的手工,將一個平凡無奇的人為日常物轉化為自然產物的再現。她試圖製造與自然真花之間的美麗競比,並喚醒人們對自然的循環省思。歡迎光臨「丸山花店」,請為自己選一朵充滿哲思的花,妝點自己的家吧!

"Maruyama Florist” is a project that to make a new circulation from transforming the used objects. Japanese artist Maruyama Junko hopes to connect people and things from the conflicting elements such as “ecology”, “economy”, and “art”.Maruyama de-constructs various kinds of plastic bags from daily life to reconstruct and compose into colorful flowers. By the repetition of complicated handcrafting of the flowers, she transforms these artificial objects from ordinary usage into a reproduction of nature. She also attempts to create a competition between real flowers and plastic flowers and to evoke thoughts of the circulation of nature.Welcome to the “Maruyama Florist”. Pick one profound flower to decorate your resort home!

「丸山花店」地點:國立臺北藝術大學「北藝風」概念店
“Maruyama Florist” Venue: TNUA “KD ARTS GALLERY SHOP”