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「城市的背光之美：勞動者創作研究、記錄與分享計畫」預告－洪政任

「城市的背光之美：勞動者創作研究、記錄與分享計畫」 高雄市立美術館超過三十年累積的地方藝術史研究能量與豐富典藏、研究詮釋及藝術人脈，結合跨領域研究者、藝術家與產業合作對象，邀集團隊共同調查、研究並記錄在地身為勞動者，或以工業為創作靈感的藝術家之創作歷程。計畫同步以研究所得為素材，開發多元分享課程，推廣至美術館之外的產業社群。不僅深化了「勞動者藝術」的研究脈絡，補遺高雄工業藝術在地史料，也成功搭建起藝術家、美術館與產業現場之間的交流平台。期盼透過具同儕背景的藝術家創意介入，使藝術視角能延伸至往常單調制式的產業環境，為日常勞動與生活開啟另一扇觀察與理解的窗口。 【合作方式】 本系列分享會辦理主要以播放紀錄影片、藝術家問答與導賞手冊(適學生與勞工閱讀)分享為主；期望能讓藝術品不僅是被觀看的物件，而是與創作者成長過程、勞動經歷、生活經驗、社會背景與產業現實等結合的心靈沉浸經驗。 高美館歡迎南部企業單位、社團或校園團體來信洽商合作辦理，每一場次以分享1-2位藝術家為主，場次時間於協調安排後確認；接受申請期為2026年1月至12月間(主辦單位將視實際狀況調整)。 更多合作資訊：https://www.kmfa.gov.tw/OnlineApplyDe... 補助單位：文化部（文化部114年度臺灣藝術研究補助計畫） 指導單位：高雄市政府文化局 主辦單位：高雄市立美術館 協辦單位：國立高雄科技大學、國立中山大學 “Hands Create Cities: A Research, Documentation, and Sharing Project on Workers’ Creative Practices” Drawing on over three decades of accumulated expertise in local art historical research, as well as its extensive collections, research interpretation, and artistic networks, the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts collaborates with interdisciplinary researchers, artists, and industry partners to form research teams that jointly investigate, study, and document the creative processes of artists who are workers themselves or who draw inspiration from industrial contexts. Based on the findings of this research, the project simultaneously develops a range of sharing and educational programs, extending its outreach beyond the museum to industrial communities. The initiative not only deepens the research framework of “workers’ art” and supplements local historical materials on Kaohsiung’s industrial art, but also successfully builds a platform for exchange among artists, the museum, and industrial sites. Through creative interventions by artists with peer backgrounds, the project aspires to extend artistic perspectives into industrial environments that are often perceived as monotonous and standardized, opening another window for observing and understanding everyday labor and life. Modes of Collaboration This series of sharing sessions primarily features the screening of documentary videos, artist Q&A sessions, and the distribution of guided booklets (designed for students and workers). The aim is to allow artworks to be more than objects for viewing, transforming them into immersive experiences that intertwine artistic creation with the artists’ formative experiences, labor histories, everyday lives, social contexts, and industrial realities. The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts welcomes inquiries from companies, associations, and campus groups in southern Taiwan regarding collaborative events. Each session will focus on sharing the work of one to two artists. Event dates and times will be confirmed after coordination. Applications are accepted from January to December 2026 (the organizer reserves the right to adjust based on actual circumstances). More information on collaboration: https://www.kmfa.gov.tw/OnlineApplyDe... Funding Agency: Ministry of Culture Supervising Agency: Bureau of Cultural Affairs, Kaohsiung City Government Organizer: Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts Co-organizers: National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, National Sun Yat-sen University