
香港艺术家 Danny Yung(荣念曾)将在温哥华美术馆分享五十年创作历程的心得
来自香港的先锋派实验艺术家将在温哥华分享他的文化之旅。Danny Yung 是香港当代文化中心的专案监督,也是香港「进念.二十面体」的艺术监督,该剧团自 1980 年代初起,便在实验戏剧领域开创先河。

来自香港的先锋派实验艺术家将在温哥华分享他的文化之旅。Danny Yung 是香港当代文化中心的专案监督,也是香港「进念.二十面体」的艺术监督,该剧团自 1980 年代初起,便在实验戏剧领域开创先河。

一家国际艺术和设计制造公司将温哥华美术馆外展的一件设备作品列为2023年12件杰出公共艺术计划之一。Lani Maestro 的作品《没有痛苦比这个身体更痛苦 (No Pain Like This Body) 》于2022年11月18日至2023年4月9日期间于 West Georgia Street 的展场展出。

温哥华美术馆的新任驻地诗人 Jillian Christmas 曾将泪水转化为欢笑。事实上,她表示她生命中最大的欢乐就是来自于深度的悲伤时刻。这也是为什么这位非裔加勒比海加拿大诗人的新驻地研究被命名为「迈向喜悦 (Toward Delight)」的原因。此外,她希望在温哥华美术馆 (Vancouver Art Gallery) 深耕这样的情感。

卑诗省的主流媒体几乎从不关注白人议题。然而,最新的温哥华美术馆展览《白之观念(Conceptions of White)》可能会改变这一现状。由 John G. Hampton 和 Lillian O’Brien-David 联合策划的《白之观念》展览深入探讨白人身份和族群如何形塑世界。根据 O’Brien-David 的说法,这项展览「提供了详细的文化背景和细腻的见解,帮助大众理解当代白人身份的不同面向」。
![Two Taiwanese Indigenous artists, Anchi Lin [Ciwas Tahos] and Vava Isingkaunan, stand on a spiral staircase looking to the bottom left of the frame.](https://pancouver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Ciwas_Vava-scaled-1.jpg)
家族背景对一个人的影响有多深?到底身份是你的包袱,抑或支撑着你的基础?4月2日,两名台湾原住民艺术家进行了意味深长而庄严的演出,以回应温哥华美术馆名为Guud san glans Robert Davidson: A Line That Bends But Does Not Break的展览。林安琪(Ciwas Tahos)是泰雅族的艺术家,而简志霖(Vava Isingkaunan)则是布农族的表演者。两人透过歌声、传统乐器和语言上演了一场土地确认(land acknowledgement),表达他们获邀到此的荣幸,以及在这段期间多加学习的意愿。




![Two Taiwanese Indigenous artists, Anchi Lin [Ciwas Tahos] and Vava Isingkaunan, stand on a spiral staircase looking to the bottom left of the frame.](https://pancouver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Ciwas_Vava-scaled-1.jpg)
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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.
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