▌Agenda ▌
Time | Schedule | Moderator/Speaker |
09:00-09:30 | Registration | |
09:30-09:50 | Introduction of the Forum Introduction of Speakers | Moderator: Isa HO (Chairperson of AVAT) |
09:50-10:50 | The Cornerstone of Collaboration: Indonesia Q＆A | Speaker: Tiara Afriani (Manager of Cemeti) |
10:50-11:00 | Break | |
11:00-12:00 | The Cornerstone of Collaboration: Korea Q＆A | Speaker: Ji Yoon Yang (Director of LOOP) |
12:00-13:30 | Lunch | |
13:30-14:00 | The Cornerstone of Collaboration: Taiwan Q＆A | Moderator: Isa HO (Chairperson of AVAT) |
14:00-14:20 | Report | Speaker: Marta Trotsiuk (President of Ukrainian Gallerists Association) |
14:20-14:30 | Break | |
14:30-16:00 | Roundtable Seminar: Theme 1: Concerns and Challenges Theme 2: Collaborative and Collective Progress | Moderator: Anne YAO (Forum Director) Panelists: - Ji Yoon Yang (Director of LOOP)
- Tiara Afriani (Manager of Cemeti)
- Isa HO (Chairperson of AVAT)
- Marta Trotsiuk (President of Ukrainian Gallerists Association)
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▌About Organizer ▌
#Spring Foundation
Since 1999, Spring Foundation has been devoted to encouraging artistic creativity, research and education; and to promoting the development of modern and contemporary arts and culture in Taiwan, with the aim of consolidating local resources, furthering international exchanges, and expanding the breadth of our cultural panorama.
The "Spring Project lecture series," originally co-sponsored by the Spring Foundation and the Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art, which is one of the foundation's platforms for continuing to promote contemporary art exchanges. Diverse topics from issues in contemporary art, artistic creativity, curatorial practice, art history, and museums, to architecture and culture, are all explored from the perspective of the “contemporary.” The lecture series draws on the content of on-site discussions to stimulate the reproduction of expertise.
In 2024, the Spring Foundation and the AVAT jointly organized the “Synergy in Actions: The Resilience of Arts Organizations and Their Strategic Approaches,” focusing on the interaction and cooperation of art organizations and creating deeper communication opportunities for the art community.
#Association of the Visual Arts in Taiwan (AVAT)
The Association of the Visual Arts in Taiwan (AVAT), also known as the Visual Arts Alliance, is an intermediary non-profit organization founded in 1999 with the main goal of supporting the art community.
Over the years, AVAT has endeavored to develop and integrate existing resources in the visual arts environment, supervise the government’s cultural policy, support/plan visual art and innovative projects, and organize/offer different professions by offering professional counsel to individuals, groups, and organizations. AVAT also fosters artistic engagement and art education to encourage artistic exchange and dialogue by organizing exhibitions, talks, international exchange programs, community and art education, and establishing databases and archives.
As one of the long-established non-profit visual arts organizations in Taiwan, AVAT has actively sought and facilitated opportunities to collaborate with visual arts organizations worldwide. The exchange programs in recent years have incorporated new creative approaches, tools, mediums, and practices to extensively explore the diverse and interactive reality of international exchange and collaboration. The ceaseless effort has allowed AVAT to develop unique vocabularies that represent Taiwan’s contemporary art context and expand Taiwan’s impact on the global art scene. AVAT hopes to create more collaboration opportunities and introduce international resources to Taiwan’s art community by studying the operational models of arts organizations in different regions.
▌Introduction of the Invited Groups ▌
Cemeti – Institute for Arts and Society is the oldest platform for contemporary art in Indonesia, founded in 1988 in Yogyakarta as a site for exchange and providing space for artists to showcase their work. In 1995, the Cemeti Art Foundation (Yayasan Rumah Seni Cemeti) was established (which has been operating independently since 2007 as the Indonesian Visual Art Archive, IVAA), becoming the first organization to begin documenting contemporary visual art in Indonesia.
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LOOP opened its doors in 1999 in the Hongdae area of Seoul as Korea’s first ‘alternative space,’ with the firm belief that contemporary arts and culture have inherent, fundamental roles within an open civil society. To further solidarity, access, and sharing in art, LOOP has supported and promoted experimental artists who have built up particular aesthetics and practices that address contemporary social issues; shared current international artistic movements with the public via exchanges with artists from diverse locations; and focused on the point(s) at which the social, cultural, and artistic issues proposed by artists intersect and meet with the audience.
▌Date & Time ▌
2024/11/9 (六) 9:30-16:00
▌Venue ▌
Huashan 1914 Park
▌How to attend ▌
Please click the button for registration.
▌Notice ▌
✦ We provide simultaneous interpretation equipment in the forum.
✦ The Organizer reserves the right to amend the program of the rules and regulations.
