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此為標到此活動企畫與執行的平台文化事業有限公司，與奧地利的 Pani光畫藝術專業團隊，在計劃階段的模擬圖，最終定案則只以台北市中山北路劍潭公園壁畫的水牛為主題。

因版面之故只登載 800*600 圖檔，下載原尺寸(2592*1944)大型圖檔：

http://kaishao.idv.tw/PICS/2009/01/24/S ... 09_big.jpg


此圖檔由吳耿禎先生提供本站圖檔。吳耿禎是國內新銳剪紙藝術家，將剪紙藝術用在公共藝術上，與顏水龍教授同是本次十個新媒體公共藝術作品提供者之一。吳耿禎出身實踐大學設計學院建築系，前身是顏水龍教授創立實踐家專美工科，吳先生也可以說是台灣美術工藝教育先驅者顏水龍大前輩，眾多徒子徒孫之一。

2009台北燈會，將在市政府廣場透過二十多臺高流明巨型投影機，將整個臺北市政府正面建築，幻化為大型的光畫藝術，並搭配現場音樂DJ以及萬花筒般的變化特效，在 2009.02.06-2009.02.15十天的臺北燈節期間，臺北市政府每日變換成不同的光畫藝術燈光秀，希望在歡樂的傳統節慶中，全國民眾一起與世界同步體驗深具震撼力的新媒體藝術饗宴。

十件作品中，一件是以顏水龍馬賽克作品，以打到台北市政府建築物上，作為2009台北燈會主題公共藝術。


十大主題

2009.02.06--2009.02.15

快意揮灑字在飛揚：董陽孜
牛年剪紙藝術萬花筒：吳耿禎
原住民的慶典：邱若龍）
當市府變成馬賽克：顏水龍
永恆的甜蜜的負荷：吳晟
柏油碎煉人生百態：邱鍚勳
我身騎白馬：蕭青陽
愛國少年：蕭青陽
活力塗鴨秀台灣：KEA
糖果乳牛舞新年：蕭青陽


展演地點：台北市政府市政大樓正面牆面（面仁愛路）

特別活動

燈光展演秀：每日夜間 7:00-11:00，每30分鐘一次，每次五分鐘

元宵特別演出： 2009.02.09 夜間，7:30-7:45 優人神鼓現場演出，並搭配投影變化，以及低空煙火施放

計劃階段，電腦模擬圖

（註：與最後定案不同，最後以劍潭公園水牛圖壁畫為主題，象徵今年生肖屬牛）

左三分之一放大



中間三分之一放大



右三分之一放大

十大主題，電腦模擬

主辦：台北市政府，台北市政府文化局
承辦：平台文化事業有限公司

出處：
元宵春華 2009臺北燈節新媒體公共藝術
http://taipei-palantern.culture.gov.tw

十個大尺寸圖檔下載：
http://taipei-palantern.culture.gov.tw/ ... images.rar

快意揮灑字在飛揚：董陽孜




牛年剪紙藝術萬花筒：吳耿禎




原住民的慶典：邱若龍




當市府變成馬賽克：顏水龍




永恆的甜蜜的負荷：吳晟




柏油碎煉人生百態：邱鍚勳




我身騎白馬：蕭青陽




愛國少年：蕭青陽




活力塗鴨秀台灣：KEA




糖果乳牛舞新年：蕭青陽

Taipei Times: Taipei City Hall has some front

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/ar ... 2003435425

PDF format(Texts and images): http://www.taipeitimes.com/images/2009/ ... P13-IB.pdf

Eight artists were invited to blanket the building in their vision of the Year of the Ox

By Noah Buchan
STAFF REPORTER
Friday, Feb 06, 2009, Page 13


Stencil and graffiti artist Kea couldn’t have imagined that one day he’d be working on the walls of Taipei City Hall. Routinely nabbed for spraying less famous buildings around the capital, he sometimes found himself spending the night in detention at a police station.

“[The police] were usually curious and didn’t lecture me too much about what I was doing,” Kea, 29, told the Taipei Times on Tuesday night in the plaza across from the entrance of Taipei City Hall where he was checking out his latest handiwork. “Besides, I was trying to beautify not disfigure the [urban] scenery.”

Beautify is exactly what Kea has done. But rather than sneaking around in the dead of night graffitiing walls, Kea, along with seven other artists, was invited by the city to project his art on to the front of Taipei City Hall in celebration of this year’s Lantern Festival. The building will undergo a makeover of sorts — though only daily from 7pm to 11pm from today until Feb. 15.

The other artists, who work in a broad range of styles such as calligraphy and Aboriginal art, are Dong Yang Zi (董陽孜), Wu Keng-chen (吳耿禎), Qui Ruo-long (邱若龍), Yan Shui-long (顏水龍), Wu Sheng (吳晟), Qui Xi-xun (邱錫勳) and Xiao Qing-yang (蕭青陽).

“[City Hall’s facade] is like a huge canvas,” said Chris Huang (黃茂嘉), one of the event’s organizers who picked the eight artists. “Some artists had difficulty adjusting to such a large size.”

Huang is the Taiwan representative of Pani Projection and Lighting, the company that operates the 24 large-scale projectors that beam the artists’ images onto City Hall and which has done work for the Rolling Stones, Chemical Brothers and U2. He said the artists were chosen for their diverse ages and skills in their respective fields.

The projections complement the other more traditional festivities that feature various small and large-scale lanterns designed in the shape of the ox.

Lantern Festival celebrations in Taipei will also be held in the Xinyi (信義) business district, including at Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall and several parks and plazas in the area.

The Taiwan Lantern festival began in 1990 when the Tourism Bureau instituted an annual national show to coincide with the traditional custom of carrying lanterns on the 15th day of the first lunar month of the New Year.

Ilan County was chosen to host this year’s festival, the centerpiece of which is an 18.3m-tall display of a water buffalo tilling a verdant rice paddy, an image that symbolizes prosperity. The opening ceremony begins at the Yilan Sports Park (宜蘭運動公園) on Monday with a fireworks display and runs until Feb. 22.

Taipei City Hall’s caretaker can rest easy as the building will not be plastered with the work of eight graffiti artists as was suggested in yesterday’s edition. The ‘Taipei Times’ regrets the error.




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