113-2 第六場文資Brown Bag論壇：Community Engagement and Artist Residency: Perspective from the US and Taiwan

北藝大文資學院本學期（113-2）第六場Brown Bag論壇即將在6月2日（星期一），中午12時30分至下午1時30分（12:30-13:30），在研究大樓4樓文化資源書苑舉辦。

 

這場論壇的講題為「Community Engagement and Artist Residency: Perspective from the US and Taiwan」，藝術創意研究國際碩士學位學程碩士生 盧忠淳主講，藝術創意研究國際碩士學位學程助理教授 賴孟郁主持。

 

全球各地的藝術駐村計畫都越來越注重社區參與。雖然藝術駐村長久以來被認為是一種靜修模式，當代的駐村計畫常常被政府或當地居民當作一種社會發展，地方創生，或身分認同的承載形式。透過各種合作和互動，這些駐村計畫同時提供實際的利益給主辦社區，也重新探索藝術與社會的關聯。從這個角度，藝術駐村可以說是融入了許多當地和全球的複雜趨勢和議題。

 

這場論壇講者盧忠淳將介紹在當代駐村計畫在社區參與的實踐中主要面對的趨勢和議題，同時也探討駐村計畫對於各種主辦社區，無論是都市或鄉村，的實際和象徵的影響力。論壇也會特別解釋藝術駐村如何影響殖民主義，文化認同，和自然遺產的論述。講者也將分享他個人在美國和台灣做駐村主辦人，參與藝術家，和研究者的經驗。

 

歡迎大家踴躍出席〜

 

活動連結：https://www.facebook.com/events/670983119265735

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School of Culture Resources of TNUA is organising the 6th Brown Bag Forum on 6/2 (Mon), 12:30-13:30, on the 4/F, Research Building, TNUA.

The topic of the forum is  “Community Engagement and Artist Residency: Perspective from the US and Taiwan”. The forum is presented by Edward Lu, Student, International MA Program in Studies of Art and Creative Industries, and moderated by Meng-Yu Lai, Assistant Professor, International MA Program in Studies of Arts and Creative Industries.

 

In recent years, artist residencies around the world have increasingly incorporated elements of community engagement into their programs. In spite of their reputation as isolated retreats, artist residencies are being embraced by governments and grassroots communities alike as an important means of social development, placemaking, and identity formation. Contemporary artist residencies are often highly collaborative and interactive experiences that provide tangible benefits to host communities and frame the relationship between art and society in new and exciting ways. As such, they are implicated in a variety of complex trends and issues, both local and global.

 

This presentation covers the main trends and issues associated with community engagement in the context of contemporary artist residencies. It examines the practical and symbolic impact of artist residencies on various host communities, from urban neighborhoods to rural townships. In particular, it focuses on the role that artist residencies play in shaping discourses on colonialism, cultural identity, and natural heritage. The presenter will draw from his experiences as a researcher, residency organizer, and artist-in-residence in the US and Taiwan.

 

Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/670983119265735

 

All are welcome!