「鏘條通」─2017街區藝術祭
2017 Jodori Khiang－Community Artfest
★ 地點 Venue／台北國際藝術村及條通街區 Taipei Artist Village and Jodori Area
★ 展期 Exhibition Dates／2017.9.9(Sat.)-10.29
☆ 藝術家 Artists／
游文富 YU Wen-Fu、陳擎耀 CHEN Ching-Yao、陳伯義 CHEN Po-I、陳飛豪 CHEN Fei-Hao、何景窗 HO Ching-Chwang、
蔡潔莘 TSAI Chieh-Hsin、吳芊頤 WU Chien-Yi、約瑟夫・塔斯納迪 Joseph TASNADI、伊蓮娜・拉德利 Elena REDAELLI、山田哲平 Teppei YAMADA、閃星草 Ado ra ble
■ 系列導覽活動 Events
想更了解「2017鏘條通街區藝術祭」的藝術創作，就絕對不可以錯過開幕當天，僅此一場的導覽活動。我們精心規劃了三條導覽路線，從藝術村出發，往北經華山公園進入條通街區，由藝術村同仁帶領，搭配藝術家定點解說，一一走訪藝術祭的作品。導覽結束剛剛好回藝術村聽陳昇！我們相約條通，不見不散～
● 集合地點 Meeting Place／台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village
● 時間 Time／9.9 (Sat.) 16:00-17:00
● 附註 Notes／當天的時程安排不會走訪所有展點
▲ 專家導覽第一場 ─ 凌宗魁 LIN Tzung-Kuei
條通街區在日治時代為高級住宅區，到現在各式餐飲以及聲色場所林立。經歷了繁榮時期的風華，濃厚的日式風味流傳了下來，其獨特的歷史底蘊卻逐漸被淡忘，蒙上一層神秘的面紗。凌宗魁平時致力於文化資產與老建築研究，相信每個老街區的老房子都有其背後的故事。讓我們跟著宗魁的腳步，回憶條通街區被遺忘的時光。
● 時間 Time／9.23(Sat.) 16:00-18:00● 集合地點 Meeting Place／台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village
● 地點 Venue／條通區 Jodori Area
● 附註 Notes／集合地點可能依場次有所不同，將主動發email通知
▲ 專家導覽第二場 ─ 席耶娜 Siena
你想像的酒店是怎麼樣的？條通街區除了有敢喝敢玩的台式酒店以外，更多的是專門服務日本客人的日式酒店，也有美式飛鏢酒吧和第三性公關俱樂部。跟著在條通打滾多年的席耶娜走一回，由真實身處這個行業的人物現身說法，卸下你的刻板印象。讓我們深入觀察條通巷弄的夜晚日常，一窺不同風貌的酒店文化。
● 時間 Time／9.23(Sat.) 19:00-21:00● 集合地點 Meeting Place／台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village
● 地點 Venue／條通區 Jodori Area
● 附註 Notes／集合地點可能依場次有所不同，將主動發email通知
▲ 專家導覽第三場 ─ 陳伯義 CHEN Po-I
陳伯義對攝影十分癡狂，他的影像有種魔力，可以讓熟悉的日常呈現截然不同的樣貌。對他來說，從一條通到十條通，每條巷弄都有其獨特的生活紋理。藉由這次的導覽活動，他想轉換人們習慣觀看的視角，也許從抬頭看天空和錯落的招牌開始。伯義將帶大家從條通街區唯一的公園綠地出發，一路細細觀察，重新發掘每一條通不同的風味。
● 集合地點 Meeting Place／台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village
● 地點 Venue／條通區 Jodori Area
● 附註 Notes／集合地點可能依場次有所不同，將主動發email通知
▲ 專家導覽第四場 ─ 陳擎耀 CHEN Ching-Yao
陳擎耀擅長以詼諧的手法，在創作中幽默地借古諷今。他本身對歷史相當有興趣，且曾於日本駐村，因此對日本文史頗有見解。除了歷史之外，擎耀也十分重視「吃」，他認為「吃」是促進文化交流的重要媒介。在短短兩小時的導覽活動中，他將帶大家認識條通街區的歷史，同時不藏私分享條通美食。歡迎大家一起來玩 (ㄔ)！
● 時間 Time／10.28(Sat.) 19:00-21:00● 集合地點 Meeting Place／台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village
● 地點 Venue／條通區 Jodori Area
● 附註 Notes／集合地點可能依場次有所不同，將主動發email通知
文/李依樺
text/Lee I-Hua
「鏘條通」是個以藝術介入社區，帶動台北市條通區域之串
「鏘條通」的「鏘」取自酒杯碰撞的聲音，如同當今條通區
台北國際藝術村是台灣首座由公部門發起辦理的藝術進駐機
這個計畫裡一同合作的場館、店家、公共區域和藝術家們，
The word "Khiang" is derived from the sound of clinking glasses. It references the activities within the many izakaya bars in Jodori, and hearkens to the diverse cultures formed from a series of political and social transformations in the area. The Jodori District was established during the Japanese Colonization Period as a high-end residential area for the elites. Following the end of World War II and consequently the conclusion of Japanese rule in Taiwan, Jodori became a bustling shopping district housing a variety of stores catering to the remaining Japanese businesses in Taiwan. The district slowly declined, however, due to political and economic instabilities. Unique eateries, entertainment parlors, and brothels were the main industries in the area. Over the years, the government has recognized the importance of activating disused public spaces with artistic activities, conceiving sites such as Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei and Huashan 1914 Creative Park. With the support of current cultural policies, individual and business initiatives are transforming spaces hidden in city corners into galleries, creative shops, exhibition and performance spaces, and independent bookstores, etc.
Taipei Artist Village (TAV) is the first artist residency founded by the government in Taiwan. As an effort to revitalize vacant urban spaces, Department of Cultural Affairs of the Taipei City Government transformed the site on No. 7, Beiping East Road in the Administrative District into a work-and-living space for artists in 2002. The residency is situated against the Jodori District near Zhongshan North Road and Linsen North Road. Through Jodori Khiang, TAV intends to utilize its wealth of cultural resources to connect stretches of living spaces within and near the Jodori area.
There is no predetermined theme for collaboration amongst different shops, sites, public spaces, and artists. This openness reflects the multiplicity of the area’s cultures, shaped by various historical, economic, and social policies over the years. Jodori Khiang celebrates the diverse cultures intersecting and evolving in the area. As one of the few government founded initiatives near Jodori, TAV strives to provide disused public spaces with new cultural meaning via the arts. The spirit of freedom and timelessness inherent in art can withstand the shift of policies and politics. While transformation brought by different eras can alter ways of living as well as communities’ courses of development, the productivity and importance of art do not change over time. This sense of transcendence can soothe and inspire people, and is the incentive that draws so many Jodori Khiang collaborators together.
★ 指導單位 SUPERVISOR：文化部、臺北市政府
★ 主辦單位ORGANIZER：台北市文化局、台北市文化
★ 策劃執行 EXCUTIVE：台北國際藝術村
★ 策劃協力EXCUTIVE PARTNER：濕地 venue
★ instagram 照片列印 | #hashtag行銷指定贊助 APPOINTED PARTNER：Memopresso
★ 飲品指定贊助 APPOINTED PARTNER：Wheelys Café 台灣
★ 贊助單位 SPONSOR：台灣大車隊 TaiwanTaxi 粉絲團、 春池玻璃 Spring Pool Glass、席夢思睡美人
★ 網站協力單位 PARTNER：FlyingV
★ 協力單位 PARTNER：走路草農/藝團 Walking Grass Agriculture、五木條通商圈發展協會、台北當代藝術館 MOCA Taipei、小日子、La Vie 設計美學站、今藝術 ARTCO、藝術家雜誌社、The Big Issue Taiwan
★ 場地協力 VENUE PARTNER：TAV Cafe 藝術村餐坊、米力生活雜貨鋪/溫事、DOUCHANGLEE、 柯達大飯店、Midosuji 味道筋、#梅門六條通、照島時計店、非畫廊 Beyond Gallery、 Idealform 理式意象設計
