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2013 年,洪光明在印尼巴厘岛接触马来纺织品后,展开了探索和收藏之旅。深谙亚洲艺术的他,惊觉当代鲜少文字记载这些繁华多姿的马来纺织品,而开始集结与完善马来纺织品的文物,梳理与完善其发展足迹,同时举办马来世界织品展,期望能提高国人对这方面的认识,并将其推广至国际社会。 在年会上,洪光明分享其收藏心得与那些 “被忘却” 的联系,以马来纺织品带你探索多元文化。 布,不仅仅是我们身上穿着的服装,它还集结了各族群的智慧与人文风貌。 In 2013, after his encounter with Malay textiles on the Indonesian island of Bali, John Ang embarked on a journey of exploration and collection. With his deep knowledge of Asian art, he began to assemble and refine the cultural artefacts related to Malay textiles, documenting and enhancing their developmental history. At the same time, he organised the Malay World Textile Exhibition, aiming to increase the awareness of Malaysians regarding this field. During the event, John Ang shared his insights into his collection, using Malay textiles to take you on a journey of exploring diverse cultures, encouraging everyone to become truly diverse Malaysians. Cloth is not just the clothing we wear, but also embodies the wisdom and cultural diversity of our many ethnic groups. #TEDx #TEDxPetalingStreet #TEDx茨廠街 #TEDx茨厂街 #Balance2023 #衡2023 #洪光明 #JohnAng #马来纺织品 #收藏 #Textile #Speakers2023 洪光明,马来纺织品收藏家。他毕业于美国密西根大学中国艺术史硕士,他先于《日本时报》负责艺术报道,尔后在台湾成立了艺术馆近 30 年,深谙亚洲艺术。他在 2013 年于峇厘岛初次接触马来纺织品,引起好奇和兴趣,更为其美丽文化折服,次年开始收购马来纺织品,至今收藏逾 5千件。他耗资 100 万令吉,在 2022 年 7 月于吉隆坡举办马来世界织品展,展出 12 种不同工艺的马来纺织品,以及 700 多件珍贵织品,引起极大回响。 John Ang is a collector of Malay textiles. He holds a Master’s degree in the History of Chinese Art from the University of Michigan. He initially worked as an art reporter for the Japan Times and later established an art gallery in Taiwan, where he spent nearly 30 years, gaining profound knowledge of Asian art. In 2013, during a visit to Bali, he first encountered Malay textiles, which sparked his curiosity and interest. He was deeply impressed by the beautiful culture associated with them. The following year, he began collecting Malay textiles and has since amassed over 5,000 pieces. In July 2022, he invested 1 million Malaysian Ringgit to organise the Malay World Textile Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, showcasing over 700 valuable textiles representing 12 different techniques. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx