Lin Shih Pao, Waterfall dispaly at Godwin Ternbach Museum, 2011

The curatorial concept is based on the fact that since the late twentieth century, artists have needed to be involved in the studio, in the community, in the media, and in academic circles.  At the same time, continual drastic transformations in economy, demographics, and communication have had a revolutionary effect upon the art world and added a layer of complexity to art. These manifold influences have liberated artists as well as imposed new constraints on them. Stimuli from different sources and the consequent effects on artists have made it more difficult to classify artists, who now frequently work in various media. Instantaneous communication and frequent movements of immigrant groups have paradoxically made art more local, since artists are driven to find ways to express their cultural identity in contravention of established native standards. Simultaneously, previously disdained art forms have found new favor and helped give birth to new media. These powerful trends are having a profound impact on the art community that shares common resources and complex ambitions.In this Arts in Motion program, there will be a cross-collaboration between visual artists Lin Shih Pao, MolMol Kuo and Nung Hsin Hu and YUNG-LI DANCE.  The program will contain new technology, a kinetic work, and an art work addressing recycling, and will be performed during the Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month both in ASA College and at Union Square North.

                           Curator: Luchia Meihua Lee

Sunday May 26,  12-5pm    Passport to Taiwan   Union Square North

 Large installation pieces will be presented and performed

 

Nung Hsin HU   Taste

  

Molmol KUO    Walk in Shelter

 

LIN Shih Pao  Sun in Action

A piece of 21st century temple uses robotics to interact with onlookers.

LIN Shih Pao （林世寶） Sun in Action : 

YUNG-LI DANCE      P2T