丛林: 中国当代艺术生态管窥


Jungle: A Close-Up Focus on Chinese Contemporary Art Trends


站台中国A、B空间, 北京, 中国
2010.03.06 - 05.31
相关作品:春天的故事
相关连接
丛林—中国当代艺术生态管窥
时间:2010.3.6 - 2010.5.31
地点:站台中国A、B空间

艺术家:参展名单:白双全、毕建业、程然、陈劭雄、陈维、陈晓云、陈轴、段建宇、何岸、黄亮、胡介鸣、胡晓媛、郭熙、贾蔼力、蒋志、金峰、金闪、金石、阚宣、梁硕、梁伟、廖国核、李大方、林天苗、李青、李松松、刘鼎、刘唯艰、刘韡、李永斌、陆春生、陆磊、陆扬、马笑萧、没顶公司、秦琦、秦思源、邱黯雄、仇晓飞、史金淞、石青、施勇、双飞小组(李明、李富春、杨俊岭、孙茂源、黄利芽、张乐华、林科、崔少瀚、王亮)、隋建国、孙逊、孙原&彭禹、唐茂宏、维他命艺术空间、王功新、王光乐、汪建伟、王宁德、王思顺、王卫、王兴伟、王庆松、王音、吴俊勇,萧搏、萧昱,杨福东、杨振中、颜峻、张培力、张鼎、张恩利、张慧、张辽源、郑国谷、周啸虎、周轶伦、朱昱、张远、赵洋(还将有部分艺术家加入) 

丛林在这里是对整个展览形态的一个形象描述,旨在对中国当代艺术生态态势进行探讨,引导一个更加良性的年轻生态的成长。

虽然艺术家个体已经得到国内及国际的认同,但中国当代艺术整体的生态发展仍然处于生成过程之中。我们希望通过这个展览,呈现这个原生态的生长态势。这个展览,并不试图呈现中国当前艺术生态的全貌,而只是一个管窥锥指的生态切片。希望通过这个显性的生态面貌的呈现,去探讨形成一个更加良性生态的可能性,同时审视隐性的生态关系。
丛林展的生成机制是由艺术家相互认同和相互推介共同参与而生成的,是一个原生态滋生状态的展览。
这个展览不设定主题,展览除了展出能够代表艺术家的作品,同时也展出艺术家的个人文献及链接个人网站或博客。艺术家在这个展览中展现的是他们的个体系统。正是这些不同的个体展示,在这次展览当中构成了一个如“丛林”的整体生态,相互参照与滋生。也希望通过这个整体生态的呈现的过程,启发个体生态的深入思考。

展览机制

丛林展由站台中国组织发起并参与策划,参展艺术家是由艺术家相互认同和艺术家相互推荐组成,展览的方式是由艺术家共同讨论而生成并不断生长的。
参展艺术家在展览开幕前完成参展作品,艺术家也可根据情况,选择在展览期间的继续补充和增加。也许有个别的艺术家在展览的过程中一直在进行延续。尽可能使这个展览可以在不同的时间和不同的文化板块(地域)展现,使这个展览真正的构成一个生态,继续生长。


Platform China Space A & B, Beijing, China
6 march - 31 may 2010
Related work: Spring Story
Link
Jungle—A Close-Up Focus on Chinese Contemporary Art Trends
Participating Artists: Bi Jianye, Cheng Ran, Chen Shaoyun, Chen Wei, Chen Xiaoyun, Chen Zhou, Duan Jianyu, Guo Xi, He An, Huang Liang, Hu Jieming, Hu Xiaoyuan, Jia Aili, Jiang Zhi, Jin Feng, Jin Shan, Jin Shi, Kan Xuan, Liang Shuo, Liang Wei, Liao Guohe, Lin Tianmiano, Li Qing, Li Songsong, Liu Ding, Liu Wejian, Liu Wei, Li Yongbin, Lu Chunsheng, Lu Lei, Lu Yang, Ma Xiaoxiao, MadeIn, Pak Sheung Cheun, Qiu Anxiong, Qin Qin, Qin Siyuan, Qiu Xiaofei, Shi Jinsong, Shi Qing, Shi Yong, Shuangfei Collective ( Li Ming, Sun Maoyuan, Huang Liya, Zhang Lehua, Lin Ke, Li Fuchun, Yang Junlin, Cui Shaohan, Wang Liang) Sui Jianguo, Sun Xun, Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, Tang Maohong, Vitamin Creative Space, Wang Gongxin, Wang Guangle, Wang Jianwei, Wang Qingsong, Wang Ningde, Wang Sishun, Wang Wei, Wang Xingwei, Wang Yin, Wu Junyong, Xiao Bo, Xiao Yu, Yang Fudong, Yang Zhengzhong,Yan Jun, Zhang Peili, Zhang Ding, Zhang Enli, Zhang Hui, Zhang Liaoyuan, Zheng Guogu, Zhou Xiaohu, Zhou Yilun, Zhu Yu, Zhang Yuan, Zhao Yang (more artists will join in later) 
Jungle stands here as a metaphor, an image to describe the patterns of this show, it indicates an ongoing investigation into the state of Chinese contemporary art trends, it introduces the mature tendencies of a more and more optimistic youth art.


Even if most of the artists have already reached national and international recognition, however the development of Chinese contemporary art trends is still in its process. We hope that through this project we will be able to illustrate the status of the trends arising from this ecosystem. This show doesn’t attempt at forging a general panorama on current artistic tendencies, it wants to present a close-up view on a tiny slice of these artistic expressions. We hope that with the staging of a leading art movement we can investigate the potentialities of other constructive trends, whilst surveying the reasons of their recessiveness.  The process for the creation of  Jungle comes from the artists themselves, from their self-identification with it to their acceptance and participation; this is a show whose structure resembles that of an ecosystem. There is not a particular theme for this exhibition; together with the display of the artists artworks, the show gives artists an opportunity to present their documentation, information and links to their websites or blog. What each artist will display through this show is his own individual system. More precisely, the different modalities of self- displaying have shaped a macrocosm whose semblance and characteristics are those of a Jungle. We hope that through the process of showcasing a whole range of trends we will be able to guide you through deeper analyses.

Organization of the Project
Jungle is a project launched and co-curate by Platform China; the participating artists are those that have self-identified themselves with the concept of the show or that have been recommended by others. The modes and format of the show have been discussed by the artists themselves and are still under discussions.
The artworks will be completed prior the opening of the exhibition, however, if the situation requires, the artists will be free to continue to implement or add elements during the exhibition period. There might be some artists that will continue to produce works during the show. Possibly the show will be exhibited at different times in diverse cultural context so as to let it fully represent it’s trend and continue to grow.