『 2019 ONE ART Taipei 』
2019.01.19-01.21
44 GALLERY ｜ 當代藝術與非洲部落藝術的對話
2019 ONE ART Taipei
展房:1520
VIP：2019.01.18 15:00-22:00
Duration 展期｜2019.01.19-01.21
Time 時間｜12:00-20:00
Venue 地點｜ 西華飯店 展房:1520
台北市松山區民生東路三段111號
The Sherwood Taipei｜No. 111, Section 3, Minsheng East Road, Songshan Dist., Taipei Taiwan
參展藝術家：
陳信宏 Chen Shin-Hung
非洲藝術 African Art
大腸王CYH Jayson
鄭農軒 Cheng Nung-Hsuan
致力尋找當代藝術與非洲藝術對話的可能。
44 GALLERY藉由不同的合作展，來呈現這兩個藝術領域。
受到先前2013年於北美館展出的《帕克特 x 藝術家─220件合作計畫》所啟發，44 GALLERY開始思考與非洲藝術合作的可能性，非洲藝術( African Art) 在亞洲是少見的領域，但在歐美國家從20世紀開始許多藝術大師，畢卡索 (Pablo Picasso)、布朗庫西 (Constantin Brancusi)、馬諦斯 (Henri Matisse)等..都曾受到非洲藝術的啟發，在作品中轉化為另一種的可能。因此希望藉由當代藝術與非洲藝術，兩個不同的領域交集下產生新的語彙可能與視覺對話。
Committed to Exploring the Dialogue Between Contemporary Art and African Art
44 GALLERY strives to explore the possibilities of dialogue between contemporary art and African art through various collaborative exhibitions. Inspired by the "Pact x Artist – 220 Collaborative Projects" exhibition held at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum in 2013, 44 GALLERY began to consider the potential for collaboration with African art.
African art is a relatively rare field in Asia, but in European and American countries, starting from the 20th century, many renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Constantin Brancusi, and Henri Matisse were inspired by African art, transforming it into new possibilities within their works.
Therefore, the goal is to create new linguistic possibilities and visual dialogues through the intersection of contemporary art and African art, two distinct fields.
44 GALLERY strives to explore the possibilities of dialogue between contemporary art and African art through various collaborative exhibitions. Inspired by the "Pact x Artist – 220 Collaborative Projects" exhibition held at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum in 2013, 44 GALLERY began to consider the potential for collaboration with African art.
African art is a relatively rare field in Asia, but in European and American countries, starting from the 20th century, many renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Constantin Brancusi, and Henri Matisse were inspired by African art, transforming it into new possibilities within their works.
Therefore, the goal is to create new linguistic possibilities and visual dialogues through the intersection of contemporary art and African art, two distinct fields.
