19/01/2023
SC EDUCATION | SUMMER SCHOOLS | CALL FOR APPLICATION
Apply now to attend one of our international transdisciplinary Summer Schools! Collaborate with international students from 13 different art institutions, schools and colleges.
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Application Deadline: 13 March 2023
19/09/2022
2022年由本校美術學院林宏璋老師帶領來自美術學系碩士班、博士班及IMCCI學生鄭翔宇、吳瑀俐、林郁晉、沈湘芸、Heloise Hamana及Janelle Winna Go,於6/23-7/7赴德國卡塞爾參與卡塞爾第15屆文件展(Documenta 15 in Kassel),學生們也策畫了各式工作坊與來自世界各地不同的參與者互動。
歡迎有興趣的同學前來聆聽同學們在德國卡塞爾的精采生活。
🔸分享會時間 :2022/09/26 (一) 下午2:00-3:30
🔸地點: 文化資源書苑(研究大樓4樓)
🔸報名連結: https://forms.gle/y21i8ScEYUBQGpDx6
🔸截止日: 2022/09/23 (五)
In 2022, Prof. Hongjohn Lin, School of Fine Art in TNUA, and students from the Department of Fine Arts and IMCCI participated Documenta 15 in Kassel, Germany. They planned different and interesting workshops to interact with other participants during the projects.
Welcome to their sharing at OIA, TNUA on September 26th.
🔸Date:2022/09/26 (Mon.) 2:00 p.m. - 3:30p.m.
🔸Place : Research Building, 4th floor
🔸Registration link : https://forms.gle/y21i8ScEYUBQGpDx6
🔸Deadline for registration : 2022/09/23 (Fri.)
28/06/2022
"Multiple Heterogeneous Alliances and Endosymbiosis"
Public Talk: Sandy Hsiu-chih Lo & Hongjohn Lin
At a time of urgent awareness of the epistemological and ontological issues at stake in contemporary artistic knowledge production, the theme of the documenta fifteen “Lumbung” is an ambitious statement of a progressive expansion of the collective based on its connotation of a social space and a platform for sharing public resources, which in turn retroactively defines what the common is.
The meeting is to create a collective discursive situation, which is much similar to the “Lumbung” strategies, embodying multiple heterogeneous alliances and endosymbiosis from within. Through communing the knowledge for the plural epistemologies yet to come, can articulate the marginalized disobedient practitioners and collectives.
We affirm the values of hybridity from the ethics of sharing and co-working as the politics of alliance that each group understands under the principle of equality in demonstrating local knowledge upheld by each group and respecting the irreducible heterogeneity of singularities.
Location: Fridericanum (GUDSKUL Area)