2023原創基地節 「松菸LAND：共享變態」SONGYANLAND FESTIVAL
2023原創基地節 「松菸LAND：共享變態」
SONGYANLAND FESTIVAL
松山文創園區
關於作品
About this project
2023原創基地節策展主題「松菸LAND: 共享變態」，為3年期規劃的第1年。
今年透過1個核心展間及9組藝術團隊一同共享松菸LAND，核心展間從園區作為基地開始談起，再到規劃轉型和深究社區的文化生活圈，回探菸廠場域的生命史，透過舉辦節慶來凝聚在地力量，擴大公共參與回應園區自身和鄰里的發展史，復育在地文化與永續生態，以此建構在地知識學，擴充未來廠史室內容。
邀請9組當代藝術創作者現地創作:Anang Saptoto、Yoshiaki Kaihatsu、丁建中、吳柏賢、莊哲瑋、謝奉珍、詹喬鈞、鄭君朋、小事製作。面對全球解封和國際觀光客的回流，本展覽也首度邀集國外藝術家一同參與，試圖以藝術做為共享語言，提出來自不同地方的觀點，對於菸廠的場域精神、勞動、產業脈絡再到現在園區的生態、聲音和科技的發展，共享不同時刻的變態歷程。
The curatorial theme this year is “Welcome to SONGYANLAND,” with a focus placed on co-sharing and metamorphosis. This year marks the first year since the festival has transitioned into a triennial, and presented are 1 core exhibition space and artworks by 9 artists/collectives. The core exhibition begins by seeing the park as a base, and it then extends to plans that transform and extensively examine the cultural life circuit of the community, with the historical tobacco plant’s history also revisited. Through the festival, local energies are united together, with public participation expanded to respond to the developmental history of the park itself and its neighboring communities. With efforts to restore local culture and sustainably protect the ecosystem, local knowledge is hereby constructed and the archive of the site continuously expanded into the future.
The following 9 contemporary artists have created site-specific works for the festival: Anang Saptoto, Yoshiaki Kaihatsu, Ding Chien-Chung, Wu Bo-Sianing, Chuang Che-Wei, Hsieh Feng-Chen, Chan Chiao-Chun, Zheng Jun-Peng, and Les Petites Choses Production. With the world opening up once again and international tourists making their way back, on view for the first time in this year’s exhibition are artworks by international artists, with different perspectives proposed using art as our shared language. The artworks respond to the ethos of the site, its history of labor and production, its industrial context, as well as the ecosystem, sound, and technological development that are currently observed in the park, with its course of metamorphosis throughout different moments in time collectively shared.
