索卡藝術
B05/藝術畫廊展區
台灣/台南
【2016港都國際藝術博覽會】
洪凌｜毛旭輝｜林葆靈｜張致中｜蔡坤霖｜黃珮如｜黃柏勳｜池田光弘
高雄是同時擁有山、海、河、港的海洋都市，具備了豐富的人文與自然資源，同時具有深厚的文化藝術潛力。港都國際藝術博覽會邀請到優質的國內、外畫廊參展，提供民眾世界級的藝術作品欣賞。索卡藝術中心也將於2016年港都藝術博覽會展出台灣藝術家林葆靈、黃柏勳、張致中、黃珮如、蔡坤霖以及中國藝術家毛旭輝、洪凌與日籍藝術家池田光弘共八位聯合參展，期盼在熱情的高雄展現出屬於南島與熱帶的藝術新風貌。
地點│高雄展覽館 S1、S2展館
地址│806高雄市前鎮區成功二路39號
時間│ 2016 年 6月 24 日（ 五 ）12 : 00 - 20 : 00
2016 年 6月 25 日（ 六 ）12 : 00 - 20 : 00
2016 年 6月 26 日（ 日 ）12 : 00 - 19 : 00
VIP Preview: 15:00 - 20:00, June 23, 2016
Public Opening: June 24 - 26, 2016
VIP After Party: 20:00 - 22:00, June 24, 2016
Opening Hours: 12:00 - 20:00, June 24 - 25, 2016
12:00 - 19:00, June 26, 2016
Venue: Kaohsiung Exhibition Center (KEC), South Hall 1 & 2
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LIN Bao Ling, Kyoto Nocturne II. Mixed media on multi media vellum, 35.8 x 81.1 in . ©2016
林葆靈 / 《京都夜曲 II》/ 複合媒材於製圖膠片 / 91 x 206 公分 / 2016
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(作品局部)
【2016夏季，港都最大的國際藝術盛事！ 】
匯集，超過 140名大師與新銳藝術家
視野，一覽全球上百件的藝術品風貌
技藝，稀有技藝，藝品修復現場呈現
【優質 x 頂級 x 軟實力】台灣串連，放眼全球
2016 當代藝術的最大盛會「港都國際藝術博覽會Kaohsiung Today」
【展區】
#藝術畫廊
#大師進行式
#南島藝術
#公共藝術
#藝術特展
#藝術計劃
港都國際藝術博覽會 Kaohsiung Today
【展演藝術家】： 圓點女王- 草間彌生、 荒木經惟、 Takashi Murakami 村上隆、卓利多·得爾志也夫、艾倫·德梅茲和台灣藝術家-劉國松、蕭勤、楊識宏、林磐聳、霍剛、 黃敏俊、 朱友意、 范揚宗 、 林家弘、 林經哲、卜華志、 劉金桔、瀰力村男(瀰力男)、梁奕焚….等等，集結超過140名國內外頂尖/新銳藝術家，經典展品精彩呈現 ！
一天，覽盡大師/新銳，作品風采！
【展覽資訊】
港都國際藝術博覽會Kaohsiung Today
時間：2016.06.24(Fri.) ~ 06.26(Sun.)
地點：高雄展覽館
【售票資訊】
【第二波，優惠】早鳥票，#限時預售中！
2016/5/25(Wed.)～2016/6/2(Thu.)
網路通路：
博客來：http://goo.gl/qcvVdM
ACCUPASS：http://goo.gl/aSBcuu
本圖作品：
★左上：
雪清圖-西藏組曲 |
Kuo-sung LIU 劉國松 |
高士畫廊 Loftyart Gallery
★左下：
Phantom Pain |
Takahiro Hirabayashi 平林貴宏 |
LSD - Gallery Kogure
★右下：
Kyoto Nocturne II_京都夜曲II |
林葆靈 LIN, BAO LING |
SOKA ART 索卡藝術
★右上：
The little project of evil 邪惡小計畫 |
Coca WANG 王凱虹Coca |
台灣藝術股份有限公司
【更多】
活動官網：http://goo.gl/nTSMYS
#港都國際藝術博覽會
#國際藝術 #ARTGALLERY
#高雄 #港都 #藝術
#作品 #Workjob #港都
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The First KAOHSIUNG TODAY Closes with Great Success Several art galleries recorded outstanding performance during the threeday art fair Well-received space and activity arrangements attracted prominent visitors from political, business and art circles!
(June 29th, 2016, Taipei) After three days of exhibitions and activities, June 26th marked the successful end of KAOHSIUNG TODAY, the Kaohsiung Harbor International Art Fair, Taiwan’s first ever international art fair that features the subtropical and oceanic ambience. The fruitful event with close to 1,000 pieces of work attracted collectors from the island as well as from abroad, important guests from the public and the private sectors and the academia were also present to support the lively event. J.P. Art Centre sold all their artworks by Yang Chi-Hung with a total sales exceeding NT$ 10 million. Abstractionist master Ho Kan's solo exhibition organized by Chini Gallery recorded total sales of nearly NT$ 10 million as well. Ho’s Convolution, the 130x162xm, first-exhibited work, was sold on the VIP preview of the exhibition. Capital Art Center brought with them local artist Lin Shun-Shiung's creations. Full of down-home charm, the works were very popular among collectors. Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery from Osaka introduced to the audience artworks by Gutai artist Etsuko Nakatsuji, some of which have found their home in Southern Taiwan. The first KAOHSIUNG TODAY, which featured around 40 exhibiting galleries from home and abroad, was particularly meaningful as the art fair attracted prominent visitors from the islands' political and art circles.
Galleries, collectors and viewers look forward to meet again next year
The goal of holding Kaohsiung Today was not only about building a platform in Southern Taiwan or even in Southeast Asia, for galleries, artists and collectors to interact with one another, but also serving as a field to raise Kaohsiung’s awareness in the global art market as well as connecting the city to the global art circle. To that aim, the organizer had chosen Kaohsiung Exhibition Center as the venue for this splendid art exhibition in favor of its modern flavor and style. In the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center, some exhibition rooms also demonstrated the strong ideas of curation where many important art works in the global art market had made their debut. The positive feedback from galleries, collectors and viewers also provided encouragement to the organizer to reach new heights in next year’s event.
The artworks of Kuo-Sung Liu, Guo Kai and Xue Song presented by Loftyart Gallery attracted the attention of collectors in Northern Taiwan and resulted in a sales volume over NT$ 3 million. Da Xiang Art Space in Taichung sold three pieces of work of Southeast Asian art masters Low Kim Chit and Cheah Thien Soong. According to the owners of the art gallery, the collectors of these artworks were all local collectors whom they met for 2 the first time due to the fair. The planning of the exhibition and the artistic appreciation of the collectors also received high praise from the gallery owners. The owner of DerHorng Art Gallery based in Tainan, Shih-Bing Chen, also gave praise to the planning of the exhibition, the spacious exhibition hall and fine facilities provided. In addition, Chen revealed that the art gallery owners from Japan were also impressed by the exhibition after paying visits to Kaohsiung Today and expressed their willingness to become one of the exhibitors next year. Bo Art Gallery from Taipei also sold the prints of Zao Wou-ki and Walasse Ting and reached the turnover of NT$ 1 million. Be Fine Art Gallery, with a special focus on Russian artists, also gave high remarks of the collectors and the ambience created in the exhibition. Among the works displayed, the work of Zorikto Dorzhiev, which had been specifically selected to be displayed at the dinner party of BRICKs by Russian president Vladimir Putin, also received the visit by Dmitrii POLIANSKII, Representative of Moscow-Taipei Coordination Commission on Economic and Cultural Cooperation (MTC).
In addition to the great performance of local exhibitors, the sales records of international exhibitors were also strong. Gallery Class from Japan has successfully sold their most valuable exhibited work by Kanae SHIIKI I said, ’No’. Forbidden City Gallery from Shanghai, with 15 years of history, presented the works of Chinese artists Zhang Da-Li, Lu Chao, Song Ying and Ma Tao, which aroused interests of many collectors. “The Rose”, the latest oil painting work of Zhang Dong-Hong dated 2016, was also purchased by a local collector. LSD presented a series of works by young Japanese artists, of which authentic Japanese style was loved by Taiwanese viewers. Nara Yoshitomo’s Sad Dog, which is valued at NT$ 4.8 million, was also one of the highlights at the exhibition.
In addition to the works of masters and veteran artists, the attention received by emerging artists couldn’t be underestimated either. Soka Art Center from Tainan, which has promoted art appreciation in Southern Taiwan for years, presented a series of works by young artists, wherein Kyoto Nocturne II, the new work of Lin Bao-Ling, drew much attention at the fair while Starry Night over Mt. Nanhu II had made great sales records. Huang Po-Hsun was the rising star of Soka Art Center with most pieces of work sold. Aki Gallery, another gallery focusing on young artists, also expressed their satisfactions about their sales records that the works of Yang Tsung-Fan and Kuo Chih-Hung were all sold out. Yiri Arts presented the exhibition of young artist Chen Yun, who is well-known for her sophisticated style of work. Chen Yun’s works have been collected by Shanghai’s Long Museum. With the presence of Chen Yun’s works at Kaohsiung Today, the collectors in Southern Taiwan were given the great opportunities to appreciate the works of this young female artist. Dynasty Gallery also brought about works by emerging artists such as Lin Yu-Ching & Wei Hsing-Yu and Tseng Shang-Jie which were loved and appreciated by collectors. Tseng Shang-Jie’s wood sculpture was even collected by a hotel owner, the work is sure to become a highlight of the soon to be completed hotel. 3 In addition to the above, the exhibition of Taiwan’s indigenous artists organized by the Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center in partnership with TICA Art Galley also made good sales records by local collectors.
This year’s KAOHSIUNG TODAY showcased several public arts, including Aron Demetz’s work brought by Gallery Sun—a work that attracted ex-Presidential Office SecretaryGeneral Yeh Chu-Lan, Chairman of Nylon Cheng Liberty Foundation, Hsu Chang-Hsien, and FTV Chairman, Guo Bei-Hong, to travel to Southern Taiwan specially for the exhibition. Meanwhile, Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery presented to the audience Etsuko Nakatsuji's large installation Aizu-eyes-Human Figure installed at the main entrance, the work was a highlight of the exhibition, arousing visitors' curiosity about Gutai artists' works and in turn boosting the sales. Lee Kuang-Yu's Woman, presented by Chini Gallery, also won the heart of a collector and was sold during the fair.
During the first KAOHSIUNG TODAY, two educational, interactive art projects encouraged people to try their hands on "artwork restoration" and to write "an intimate letter for someone you love". The two activities were well-received among the large number of participating visitors. The lectures held on the weekend were also packed with audience, one of whom was the city's Commissioner of Education, Fan Sun-Lu.
KAOHSIUNG TODAY Closes with Great Prospect as Organizer Vows to Connect Local Arts to the World
After three days of exhibition, the curtain fell on the first KAOHSIUNG TODAY amid praises from visitors, galleries and collectors. Many galleries said they had built contact with potential buyers and had in-depth conversations with collectors during the successful event. "KAOHSIUNG TODAY is one of the very few art fairs where academic, market and local perspective are presented at the same time, said J.P. Art Centre’s director. The head of Der-Horng Art Gallery also pointed out that "during the fair, we've been able to discover many young local collectors. Many gallery owners have also realized that Kaohsiung must continuously organize professional art exhibitions to drive collection. We're fully aware of the organizer’s commitment." The representative of Kato Art Duo from Singapore said it was their first time to participate in an exhibition in Kaohsiung, during which they met many Taiwanese collectors as well as local artists. Moreover, the well-thought-out space arrangement of the exhibition made it possible to have a wonderful experience of arts. As CEO of KAOHSIUNG TODAY, Emerson Wang, concluded after the event, "the feedback our team has received from the exhibitors, visitors and collectors was mostly positive. We've also received a lot of encouragement and suggestions. With these supports, we're more determined to continue with our work on connecting local arts with the world. What's more important, we're happy to see that KAOHSIUNG TODAY has initiated and driven the trend of art collection in Southern Taiwan. Taiwan Art Gallery Association (TAGA) will keep working to balance 4 art resources in Northern and Southern Taiwan, discover local artists with potential, and promote the notion of art education. " ###
Media contact Taiwan Art Gallery Association (TAGA) Deng Yu-Ching 02-2742-3968 ext.15 | 0975-865-352 |yuching@art-taipei.com
Taiwan Art Gallery Association (TAGA) Chu Chung-Wen 02-2742-3968 ext.10 | 0987-636-553 | media@art-taipei.com
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