
台湾漫画家阮光民于钟摆艺廊展览中,描绘标志性角色的内心世界
台湾漫画家、图像小说家阮光民 (Ruan Guang-min) 的作品中,从不见超级英雄击败邪恶势力的画面。他更喜欢透过笔下角色,刻画台湾庶民的心境、情感与价值观。

台湾漫画家、图像小说家阮光民 (Ruan Guang-min) 的作品中,从不见超级英雄击败邪恶势力的画面。他更喜欢透过笔下角色,刻画台湾庶民的心境、情感与价值观。

夜幕降临,八盏闪耀的灯笼点亮了温哥华美术馆前的 šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énk 广场。这组流畅梦幻的艺术作品——《Hundred Pace Snake(百步蛇)》——象徵着爱、兄弟情谊与守护精神,由台湾艺术家廖小子 (Godkidlla) 精心创作。

在大多数城市,农历新年被视为中国、台湾、韩国和东南亚的庆祝活动。然而,在温哥华LunarFest Vancouver、城光艺境 (The Lantern City) 和 LNY Splash 展览活动中,情况显然不同。在2月9日(星期五)的开幕典礼上,主办人吴权益 (Charlie Wu) 谈到了包容的重要性,以及参与艺术家的多样性。

温哥华艺术家 Leanne Lai Hildebrand 并不视自己为一位画家。然而,她仍然能透过一种有着千年历史,名为「和纸绘画」的日本艺术形式,创造出色彩缤纷而令人惊艳的风景和花卉场景。她的作品看起来完全就像水彩画一样。

温哥华插画家兼版画家 Tajliya Jamal 对今年城光艺境 (The Lantern City) 展览的主题非常感兴趣。主办单位选择了「生而自由 (Born to Be Free)」这个标语。而去年,他们联系了 Jamal,希望能为即将在固兰湖岛 (Granville Island) 上展示的一个大型农历新年灯笼设计。

温哥华艺术家 Anita Ho 拥有丰富的想像力。因此,当她为名为《崛起 (Rising) 》的作品设计一条龙时,她让自己的创造力无限发挥。这引起了城光艺境 (The Lantern City) 展览主办单位的注意,该展览每年于温哥华举行,以庆祝农历新年。






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This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.
The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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