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返嘉生活1年，終於踏進嘉義網美景點了😂
你也在森林之歌嗎？貼照片給我看！
藝術家王文志老師運用林務局提供的木材、鐵軌、黃藤及石材等素材，以阿里山火車鐵軌和神木為主題製作，重現嘉義「木材之都」榮景！
📍森林之歌
地點：嘉義市東區文化路，秀泰影城前。
#路過拍一張
#歡迎大家來嘉義玩
This is the art work of my hometown, Chiayi.
Chiayi has a famous mountain called Alishan. The artist used the theme of Alishan Railroad and old trees to make the installation art using materials such as wood, rail, yellow rattan and stone. Now, it is one of the top instagram check-in locations in Chiayi.
A famous apple-growing region in northern Japan was the source and inspiration for a massive art installation by a renowned French artist.
福島ビエンナーレ「重陽の芸術祭」参加決定。
清川が2017年9月より、福島の「重陽の芸術祭」へ参加いたします。
福島ビエンナーレは、福島大学が中心となって2004年から開催してきた展覧会です。震災後は、福島空港や喜多方美術館などで開催し４万人近い来館者に恵まれ、オノ・ヨーコさんをはじめ、国際的に活躍されているアーティストの方々が参加しています。http://wa-art.com/bien/
福島ビエンナーレ2018へ向けて開催される今回の芸術祭において、清川は二本松市にある、『智恵子抄』の高村智恵子の生家を使ったインスタレーションを展開いたします。
彫刻家・高松光太郎の妻でもある智恵子は、女性の先駆的なアーティストであり、生家には当時の織り機などがそのまま残っています。
清川は智恵子という女性の価値観を見つめなおし、写真を縦糸横糸で形成して編んだ新作「女である故に」を発表。
（「女である故にということは、私の魂には係わりがありません。女なることを思うよりは、生活の原動はもっと根源にあって女ということを私は常に忘れています。」—高村智恵子）
ほか、「わたしたちのおはなし」（「智恵子抄」）の新作作りおろし、旧作の「Dream Time」で展開する予定です。
重陽の芸術祭2017
会期：2017年9月9日～11月23日
会場：二本松市各所
＜清川あさみ展示＞
会期：2017年9月9日(土)～10月28日(日)※水曜休館
会場：智恵子の生家(福島県二本松市油井字漆原町36 TEL:0243-22-6151)
Asami is going to join “Chouyou no geijutsusai” (an art festival as a part of Fukushima Contemporary Art biennale).
Asami’s works and installation will be exhibited at *Cheiko Takamura’s birthplace. For her, Chieko is one of pioneer artists who she got inspired by.
*Chieko Takamura: wife of famous Japanese poet Kotaro Takamura.
Chouyou no geijutsusai 2017
Dates: Saturday, Sep.9-
Venue: Nihonmatsu-shi, Fukushima
***Watch this video with audio fixed here: http://youtu.be/rW-ioVL-5nE
Jackie Chan portrait made of 64,000 CHOPSTICKS! :) Such an honour working with him on this in Beijing!!!
It wasn't easy to choose the material for Jackie's piece. He is a world famous actor, an exceptional martial arts fighter, an environmentalist, and one of the most well-known faces internationally! I finally decided on chopsticks because Jackie had used them in some of the fighting scenes in his movies the Fearless Hyena and Karate Kid, and because chopsticks are Chinese. As he is also an environmentalist, I used disposable bamboo chopsticks to show that discarded materials can be reused and made into something meaningful and beautiful. This art installation is a tribute to the life, art and cultural significance of Jackie Chan.
I spent a month collecting 64,000 chopsticks, in Zhejiang and in Beijing. I tied them into different bundle sizes with strings, and then hung them on a steel frame. This was a hanging piece that had to be suspended with steel cables, so I had to make sure that it was structurally stable enough to carry that many chopsticks. I also hung 60--for Jackie's 60th birthday--bamboo chopstick holders filled with skewers that formed the word 'long' (dragon) because Jackie's name in chinese means "Dragon". The installation is best viewed from the front, where the portrait is most visible. From its side, waves of chopsticks tied in bundles is seen.
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BIG THANKS to Jonathon Lim who directed and edited the video!
http://www.jonathonlim.com
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BIG HUGS to Aggie Ye for all the help and support!!!
http://www.instagram.com/aggie_ye
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I would like to sincerely apologize for the music that was previously on the film. We were notified by G2S (www.g2studio.com) that they created this music on behalf of their client in 2010 and that their client owns the rights to the music. Watch this video with audio fixed here: http://youtu.be/rW-ioVL-5nE
What inspired me?
When I first moved to Shanghai, I stumbled upon an old residential alleyway and saw bamboo sticks poking out of windows with laundry hanging onto them, waving in the air.
To me, that was incredibly beautiful. And the amazing thing is seeing something so traditional in a modern, fast-paced city like Shanghai. When I told locals how I was fascinated by these, they said, 'You crazy! This is so ugly!' Haha.
Zhang Yimou is a famous Chinese film director, who directed the movies Hero, House of Flying Daggers, Raise the Red Lantern, and also was the art director for the Beijing Olympics. Many of his movies reflect the beauty of the Chinese culture, through the use of bamboos and traditional costumes. I thought Zhang Yimou's portrait done in a Shanghainese laneway, with bamboo and laundry would be perfect for this project.
I ended up using 750 pairs of socks because shirts were too big and expensive, plus I found an interesting way to pin the socks together, creating a diamond-shaped piece of skin. It was interesting to see the different angles of shadows casted on it throughout the day.
Also, notice the quirks of the local Chinese living in that area! Many of them were really curious and came to help. What started off as a personal piece became a community project! It was amazing seeing how they were excited to see this piece come into completion...and this was also how I got to know my neighbours in Shanghai! :)
Read more about it on my blog: http://www.ohiseered.com/2012/04/zhan...
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Special thanks to the brilliant Jonathon Lim who directed and shot the video!
http://www.jonathonlim.tumblr.com
And a HUGE thank you to everyone to came to help!:
David Tickle, Jacynth Wang, Jay Yang, Richard Mullane, Evan Chakroff, Qitao Yang, Yueping Zhang (+daughter +hubby!), Huiyi Kang, and Da Popo (my 89 year old grandaunty!).
...and to my company, HASSELL, for funding 750 pairs of socks, else I'd be so broke!
http://www.hassellstudio.com
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