『 35個禮物 』- 成果展
2018.11.17 - 12.1
" 尋找42個禮物 " 計劃，感謝所有的參與者，今年這次共交換了35個作品，很高興大家喜歡這個特別企劃，彼此都獲得"收集感"的滿足 。
成果展方面希望呈現不同的視覺感受。 從這次的交換過程中，參與者透過不同的形式作品交換，例如:不同的媒材作品包含繪畫、雕塑、攝影....等，可以發現有趣的是交換本身的精神並非用貨幣價值來衡量，而是可以用不同的形式，感受那無形的內在價值所附加的認同、尊重及情感，回到純樸的物物交換。
經濟學家亞當•斯密(Adam Smith, 1723-1790) 曾指出，"在沒有貨幣之前，人們會利用七隻雞交換一頭羊，或者用一袋穀物交換一雙涼鞋。" 這次的尋找計畫特展，對小巴廊來說交換其實是尋找彼此喜歡的東西，並以視覺的搭配為主軸 - “ 將交換到的作品與部落藝術作品分開陳列，呈現出另一種猜測的可能性與思考 ”。 因為喜歡才會有心中的價值產生 . 如果沒喜歡就算是再昂貴的也僅存於擁有者本身 ...。 小巴廊 致力推廣部落藝術，透過這個"年度的尋找計劃"讓更多人認識部落藝術，很開心將這些部落作品交換到喜愛它們的主人手中，融入他們生活，帶給他們一點點不一樣的啟發與感受。
"Finding 42 Gifts" Program
Thank you to all the participants! This year, we exchanged a total of 35 artworks, and we are delighted that everyone enjoyed this special project. Each participant has experienced the satisfaction of "collecting." For the exhibition, we aim to present different visual sensations.
From this exchange process, it is interesting to see that participants exchanged works in various forms, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and more. The spirit of the exchange is not measured by monetary value, but by the different forms through which we experience the intangible inner value that carries recognition, respect, and emotion. It returns to the simple act of bartering. As economist Adam Smith (1723-1790) once said, "Before there was money, people would exchange seven chickens for a sheep, or a bag of grain for a pair of sandals."
For this year's "Finding Program" special exhibition, at the Little Salon, the exchange is about finding things that we love, with the main focus on visual pairing. We display the exchanged works separately from tribal art, creating another potential for speculation and reflection. The value emerges because of our love for these pieces. If we don’t like something, no matter how expensive, it only remains with the owner.
Little Salon is dedicated to promoting tribal art, and through this "annual finding program," we hope more people will come to appreciate tribal art. We are thrilled to have these tribal artworks exchanged into the hands of those who love them, integrating into their lives, bringing them unique inspiration and feelings.
Thank you to all the participants! This year, we exchanged a total of 35 artworks, and we are delighted that everyone enjoyed this special project. Each participant has experienced the satisfaction of "collecting." For the exhibition, we aim to present different visual sensations.
From this exchange process, it is interesting to see that participants exchanged works in various forms, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and more. The spirit of the exchange is not measured by monetary value, but by the different forms through which we experience the intangible inner value that carries recognition, respect, and emotion. It returns to the simple act of bartering. As economist Adam Smith (1723-1790) once said, "Before there was money, people would exchange seven chickens for a sheep, or a bag of grain for a pair of sandals."
For this year's "Finding Program" special exhibition, at the Little Salon, the exchange is about finding things that we love, with the main focus on visual pairing. We display the exchanged works separately from tribal art, creating another potential for speculation and reflection. The value emerges because of our love for these pieces. If we don’t like something, no matter how expensive, it only remains with the owner.
Little Salon is dedicated to promoting tribal art, and through this "annual finding program," we hope more people will come to appreciate tribal art. We are thrilled to have these tribal artworks exchanged into the hands of those who love them, integrating into their lives, bringing them unique inspiration and feelings.
