Special Programme| Yangmingshan Art Festival—A Forum on Artistic Co-Creation

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In 2023, the Yangmingshan Art Season opens for the first time, combining the University of Culture with the surrounding community and the site of the Mei Bei historical site. Through artistic intervention, the Yangmingshan Art Season will introduce a variety of perspectives on the cultural history and ecology of Yangming Shan. In 2024, the Yangmingshan Art Season will introduce more people and the environment into thinking about relations with the environment, which has been connected for more than 20 years Tired Tenmu Shuido Festival, by combining water resources education and cultural preservation initiatives by the Ko Shan Cultural Association for middle and primary school students, spreads the spirit of the Tianmu Water Festival to universities and communities, deepening the issues of how people and the environment can coexist. From elementary schools to universities, in local communities and local groups Dialogue with external visitors, a layered dialogue — social communication in the context of artistic creation, social consensus carried by works of art, viewing the diverse perspectives inspired by works of art, reflections on the process of interacting with art installations — stacking the tracks of social involvement in the construction of the Yangming Shan site, gradually weaving through the Yangming Mountains The communal appearance of the district.

Three large-scale landscape installations are planned for the 2024 art season, located in front of the Delta Po Power Station, Sufxi Creek and North City Gymnasium. Experience design ideas first, coordinate and communicate with art season curators, artists, and public authorities, and then students join in co-creation and implementation to form the final landscape art installation. The lecture was hosted by artist Li Yu-teng, Ming-cheng Qiu Ming-cheng, a teacher at Taipei Lanya National High School, Weng Chia, and Liu Huifang, Assistant Professor, Department of Urban Development, Taipei City University. Discuss the Art Season as a platform for “social communication”, how each other's perspectives interweave during curation and creation, find common design vocabulary, and integrate environmental issues into artistic creation.