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2010 Fun Park Invites You to 2010 Fun Park invites you to "look up"! Eastern Taipei streets, stores, necessary to attack the art flash - "Fun Park - eastern Taipei Contemporary Art Exhibition" in July each year, about to enter the fifth. This year's Fun Park, not only will begin on July 16, as the usual diffuse Eastern street, but also because this year's show spindle is "looking at the" Art stationed stronghold, different from the past are mostly located on the first floor business space, this extends to the highest point of the skyline in Taiwan - Taipei 101 building. Continuation to "laughing rate vs efficiency -10:10" as a spindle, Fun Park in 2010 to "look up" to continue this art street guerrilla five Fun Park will show what kind of breakthrough? Omnipresent reminder of art in life, there will be what kind of new ideas, perhaps from the five cross-sectional view of: Section: Art stepped into the Taipei 101, Ninagawa spent in the Greater China region for the first time appeared Fun Park five times in a row in the Eastern curatorial, art and Eastern exciting pairing often come from a deep understanding of the curatorial team for the Eastern District. When the Fun Park has a knows only too well Exhibition base, "look up" echoes the exhibition this year spindle, the curatorial team approached the highest point of the skyline in Taiwan - Taipei 101, and invited to never hold the exhibition outside of Japan Japan's well-known photographer , director of the film "Sakuran" - Ninagawa Mika, her first exhibition in the Greater China region. Taipei 101, the space character and communication logic is completely different from the Eastern stores, Fun Park in a familiar field extraterritorial challenge the new space for dialogue, a beachhead of high significance. Ninagawa photographs, enlarged to a huge size, is located in the 101 outdoor elevator on the first floor, the sixth floor of the VIP room, works bold brighter style, complementary effect on the United States temperament and Taipei 101 Ninagawa Mika perfect debut, Taipei 101 has also been the beginning of the beautiful arts experience, the artists, the exhibition space was the curatorial team, in cooperation to create a win-win-win. Profile: one-third of the foreign artists, bringing the art stimulation of the high-density Fun Park this year, 37 artists were invited, including a total of 11 international artists, including: Britain's Wayne Warren, Japan Ishiguro Meng, Iida Ryuta Mizutani Atsushi, FWY United States, South Korea Kwon Kwon Ki Soo, Australia Jayne Dyer, Valeria Petrone ... years Fun Park invites the highest proportion of foreign artists. Wayne Warren of fashion ready-made work has appeared in Vivienne Westwood; FWY large-scale works in the United States, full of in Fubon Financial Centre 25-storey facade; Iida Ryuta books as well as media exhibition at Eslite good sample of things; Mizutani Atsushi full of fantasy style works, arranged in a small tea holy Church. International artists in the installation technique, the concept of degree of completion, as well as control works texture, outstanding performance. Fun Park has been the platform of Taiwan and the international emerging artists learn from each other, the Fun Park invite a large proportion of foreign artists, looking forward to the international quality and practices will be able to provide Taiwanese artists a variety of stimuli. Cross-section 3: Alternative curator curatorial team, alternative curatorial concepts emphasis on personal attitude to life , to value the group share a common vision, Fun Park sustained curatorial team this year, instead of a single curator Planning Exhibition. Enterprises in the face of art and exhibitions, in addition to common sponsorship, corporate social responsibility and concern for the environment, will be able to through the team curatorial attitude to life reminder, alternative curatorial concepts, art in the whole process better human understanding and closeness. The life of the team, exhibition spindle and platform sharing through year after year, in addition to the identity of the artist and the environment, the prejudices of the public on the threshold of art and business groups to eliminate, through the forming and details of the exhibition, corporate social care and deep to the bottom of life and the human heart, which is difficult challenges and trials.Cross-section: Art omnipresent, Fun Park Fun Park in the Eastern end of the exhibition this year, will move to the National Chengchi University, renewal until the end of the year renewals at the National Chengchi University .Renewal to NCCU artists have: Australian Jayne Dyer, black and fierce stone of Japanese nationals and the Taiwanese artists Wang Yang En, Hung Yi, Wu Canzheng, Wen-Fu, Cai Jie Xin, Caiming Ying Qiu Zhao Choi, Lu Xian-Fu, Xiao aspiring. The works will continue the pattern of the Fun Park, scattered at National Chengchi University Digital Art Center, creative experimental field study Burson-Marsteller, Business School - Library Avenue Atrium Business School, Shun, a large lecture hall, National Chengchi University's College outdoor platform. Fun Park already has a strong to create a character, very suitable for young students echo each other fermentation, Fun Park in contact with international and domestic resources for arts will be more sustained force, into the campus deeply rooted in the arts and humanities seeds and look forward to focus on art education and aesthetic qualities. Cross-section: Flash enthusiasts collective coming out this year July 3 and July 4, Fun Park each Eslite store, Fubon Financial Center, launched the second flash activities, individual attracted about 100 art enthusiasts coming out, the commotion in the the Eastern street 10 seconds, suggesting that the Fun Park just around the corner. However, these two flash activities, in fact, declared Fun Park itself is a flash of art activities. It is an enthusiasts the secret concatenated activities, dissemination of tacit alliance, and also a group of people willing to express propositions in the same goal, to break each other barriers, to gather and to come forward. Each year, artists, businessmen, the curatorial team, the viewer, in the Eastern participate in this art flash through each enthusiasts appeared, this two-month, and filled with the current character of the good events, they have been common achievements ! 16 July 2010 .
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