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作者：Ly Ho?ng Ly
出版社：遠景出版事業有限公司
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定價：1500 元
ISBN：9789573910992
EAN ： 9789573910992
叢書系列： 遠景(無系列)
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| Published in conjunction with Vietnamese artist Ly Ho?ng Ly's first ever large-scale solo exhibition in her home country (co-organized by The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre and the artist; hosted at The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre, Ho Chi Minh City), '0395A.?C' is a beautifully illustrated, 174-page color catalog presenting several select artworks spanning the different stages of Ly's career - including painting, sculpture, photography, artist's book, video art, performance art, installation, and a 21-ton steel public artwork. Undoubtedly the first to be manifested and exhibited publicly in Vietnam, Ly's on-going project (started in 2011) and exhibition '0395A.?C' chronicle the artist's tireless inquiry into not only Vietnam's turbulent history of displacement and migration, but also the global struggle of human (im)migration we all have to face today. Drawing on fragments of Vietnam's (and other countries') past tales of exodus, as well as her own experience as a modern-day migrant, Ly's art attempts to give 'voice' to the absent and the made-absent; warning us of the contested nature of the making and remembering of history, whilst also creating a space to honour the millions of lives who similarly long for a home that exists, but is no longer possible to return to.
Produced in close collaboration with the artist herself, this definitive publication collects nearly ten years of Ly's creative labour, including the artist's own writing, notes and early sketches; photographic and literary reference and archival materials; technical drawings and photo documentation of the making of 'boat home boat' - Ly's 21-ton steel public artwork, her most ambitious piece to date; and detail and installation photography of all artworks. This publication also features an essay by the curator of the exhibition Bill Nguy?n, an in-depth interview with the artist by media producer Fabiola B?chele and Bill Nguy?n, a note by documentary-maker and video artist Tirtza Even, and a |
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| Ly Ho?ng Ly (Ngh? s? / Artist)
Ly Ho?ng Ly (sinh n?m 1975 t?i H? N?i, hi?n sinh s?ng t?i TP.HCM) ???c bi?t ??n b?i c?ng ??ng ngh? thu?t trong n??c v? qu?c t? nh? m?t trong nh?ng ngh? s? n?i b?t nh?t c?a th? h? ngh? s? Vi?t Nam ??ng trang l?a. T?t nghi?p ??i h?c M? thu?t TP.HCM (n?m 1999), c? ???c trao t?ng h?c b?ng Fulbright c?a Ch?nh ph? M? v?o n?m 2011 v? ho?n th?nh b?ng Th?c s? t?i H?c vi?n M? thu?t Chicago (SAIC, M?) n?m 2014. Ti?p c?n ngh? thu?t qua l?ng k?nh li?n k?t ?a ng?nh v? ?a ph??ng ph?p, qua th?c h?nh c?a m?nh, Ly Ho?ng Ly ph?n ?nh v? ch?t v?n nh?ng v?n ?? to?n c?u: v? s? d?ch chuy?n v? nh?ng kho?ng h?ng trong c?n t?nh v? t?m l?, v? t?nh th?ch ?ng v? kh? n?ng ch?p nh?n, v? s? chia r? v? t?nh ?o?n k?t, v? tr?n h?t, v? nh?ng g? khi?n ta l?-con-ng??i.
Ly Ho?ng Ly ?? tri?n l?m r?ng r?i trong v? ngo?i n??c. M?t s? tri?n l?m ti?u bi?u: 'C?n t?nh ??i kh?ng v?i To?n c?u ho?' (Gallery Qu?c gia, Bangkok, Th?i Lan; B?o t?ng ??i h?c M? thu?t, Chiang Mai, Th?i Lan; v? B?o t?ng Dahlem, Berlin, ??c, 2004), Busan Biennale 2002 (Busan, Korea), 'Transpop: Korea Vietnam Remix' (Trung t?m Ngh? thu?t Arko, Seoul, H?n Qu?c; Trung t?m Ngh? thu?t Yerba Buena, San Francisco, M?; v? S?n Art, TP.HCM, 2007), 'K?t n?i: Ngh? thu?t Vi?t Nam' (ifa Gallery, Berlin & Stuttgart, ??c, 2009), 'Con ng??i v? Kh?ng gian' (Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, M?, 2012), 'Ph?ng Chung Thu?' - c?ng t?c v?i gi?o s? to?n Ng? B?o Ch?u (Vi?n Nghi?n c?u cao c?p v? To?n, H? N?i; Th? vi?n s?ch ngh? s? Joan Flasch, SAIC, Chicago; v? North Branch Projects, Chicago, M?, 2014). N?m 2016, c? ???c vinh danh t?i hai trong c?c tri?n l?m quan tr?ng nh?t c?a n?m t?i Vi?t Nam: 'M? c?a - M? thu?t 30 n?m th?i k? ??i m?i (1986-2016)' (H? N?i) v? 'Vietnam Eye: Ngh? thu?t ???ng ??i Vi?t Nam' (H? N?i). N?m 2018, Ly tham d? Tri?n l?m Ch?u ? Th?i B?nh D??ng (APT) l?n th? 9 t?i Queensland Art Gallery / Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, ?c.
Ly Ho?ng Ly (born 1975 in Hanoi, now based in Ho Chi Minh City) is one of the most |
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