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2019（第十一届）三影堂摄影奖作品展 | 厦门站

2019-06-14 07:30

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6月22日 14:30开幕

展期：2019年6月22日—8月18日

主办：三影堂厦门摄影艺术中心

艺术总监：荣荣&映里

展览执行：滕青云

友情支持：成都当代影像馆

支持：浙江摄影出版社，瑞士文化基金会上海办公室，北京日本文化中心（日本国际交流基金会）

■ 开幕活动

6月22日 14:30开幕

艺术家导览：14:30-15:20

三影堂×图虫Open See讲座：15:30-17:30

刘珂&晃晃，卢杉，汪滢滢

6月23日

艺术家讲座：14：30

胡雅静，李林，刘书彤，徐思捷，张兰坡，周裕隆

■ 参展艺术家（按姓氏拼音首字母排序）：

陈江屿，黄奕亮，胡雅静，蒋斐然，雷安乔，李剑鸿，李林，李龙俊，刘珂&晃晃，刘书彤，卢杉，吕廷川，马塔，唐咸英，汪滢滢，吴国勇，徐思捷，尤达任，张兰坡，周裕隆（划横线艺术家将出席开幕式）

■ 国际评委团

（按姓氏首字母排序）：

海杰, 独立策展人，影像艺术批评家，中国

姬野希美, 赤赤舍艺术出版公司的代表兼主编，日本

马塞尔·菲尔, 阿姆斯特丹FOAM摄影博物馆副馆长，荷兰

彼得·福伦德, 瑞士摄影基金会总监兼策展人，瑞士

荣荣 , 三影堂摄影艺术中心联合创办人及艺术总监，集美·阿尔勒国际摄影季联合发起人，中国

■ 展览前言

生物体的新生来自于脱氧核糖核酸（DNA）转译遗传信息合成新的蛋白质，而同样的“转译”过程也正在发生在中国新锐艺术家们以影像这一基本媒介为出发点不断开疆扩土的创作实践中。

2019年度三影堂摄影奖共收到534份投稿，其中20位艺术家的作品被遴选入围第十一届三影堂摄影奖作品展。这些艺术家不拘泥于常规的获取图像的方式，呈现出了生动多元的视觉景观。譬如，卢杉使用网络现成品进行影像拼贴，制作成动画和照片，重构出一个介乎于虚拟与真实之间的世界，关注不同文化传统与宗教中对于世界的理解，以及当下社会文化与科学认知的连通性；唐咸英的《平行世界》巧妙地运用大面积的色块与或抽象或具象的结构，将无必然关联的画面并置并调和出微妙的画外音；汪滢滢在2015至2019年期间的数次“洄游”至出生之地，在作品中运用文字、涂鸦、影像和图像并置，重新梳理和思考时代背景下的原生家庭问题，并完成自我身份的认知和情感伤痕的自我和解；陈江屿在作品《为了看见天空的画——致梦中的的伊卡洛斯迷楼》中利用3D建模和图像的合成的方式“重新解读与再造”了现代社会结构和意识形态的宏大世界。同时值得一提的是，纵观今年所有的投稿作品，有一定数量的投稿者拥有着除了艺术家之外的身份或背景。我们欣喜地看到了在“人人都是摄影师”的年代中激发出作者的多元性，以及他们从不同的方式和角度通过影像这一媒介探索自我以及与世界的内在、外在的联系。

三影堂摄影奖于2008年以“临点”出发，在去年完成了第一个十年的丰硕成果之后，而今迈向新的十年征程。在这里我们要衷心祝贺本届入围的摄影师们，期望这个平台能够照耀你们的艺术道路。三影堂摄影奖将在秉承设立的初衷——发掘和支持中国青年摄影师和艺术家的同时，对如何打造适合当下摄影艺术家的生态环境展开更为深入的思考和探索。

入围艺术家作品

陈江屿，《为了看见天空的画故宫》

黄奕亮，《反射》

胡雅静，《心跳》

蒋斐然，《第一次妇女集合会合影》

雷安乔，《Pear in mouth》

李剑鸿，《海边》

李林，《黄河农场》

李龙俊，《冬季里朝鲜边防军在进行训练》

刘珂&晃晃，《镜子》

刘书彤，《办公室钟表的9:00—5:00的一天》

卢杉，《坛城虫虫洞》

吕廷川，《石门村覆盖绿网的拆迁废墟》

马塔，《Birth》

唐咸英，《平行世界No. 09》

汪滢滢，《洄》

吴国勇，《武汉毛家巷二号》

徐思捷，《平行与相交的时间Ω》

尤达任，《马》

张兰坡，《巨人传》系列二

周裕隆，《寻找无双》

Opening Ceremony June 22th,14:30

Duration: 2019.6.22-8.18

Organizer: Three Shadows Xiamen Art Centre

Art Director: RongRong& inri

Exhibition Executor: Teng Qingyun

Friendly Supporter：

Chengdu Contemporary Image Museum

Supporters：

Zhejiang Photography Publishing, Pro Helvetia – Shanghai

Special Thanks：

Embassy of Switzerland in China, Embassy of Japan in China

■ Opening Weekend

June 22th

Opening Ceremony 14:30

Artist Guide Tour: 14:30-15:20

1st Artist Lecture: 15:30-17:30

Artists：Liu Ke & Huang Huang, Lu Shan, Wang Yingying

June 23rd

2nd Artist Lecture: 15:30-17:30

Hu Yajing, Li Lin, LiuShutong, Xu Sijie, Zhang lanpo, Zhou Yulong

■ Artists (Alphabetically)：

Chen Jiangyu, Huang Yiliang, Hu Yajing, Jiang Feiran, Lei Anqiao, Li Jianhong, Li Lin, Li Longjun, Liu ke&Huang Huang, LiuShutong, Lu Shan, Lv Yanchuan, Ma Ta, Tang Xianying, Wang Yingying, Wu Guoyong, Xu Sijie, You Daren, Zhang Lanpo, Zhou Yulong(underlined artists will attend the opening ceremony)

■ The jury of the 2019 TSPA's 11th edition

They are (alphabetically)：

Hai Jie, Independent curator, Critic, China

Kimi Himeno, Director and chief editor of Akaaka Art Publishing. Inc.Japan

Marcel Feil, Deputy Director of Foam Fotografie Museum Amsterdam, Netherlands

Peter Pfrunder, Director and Curator of the Fotostiftung Schweiz (SwissFoundation for Photography), Switzerland

RongRong, Founder and Director of Three ShadowsPhotography Art Centre, Co-founder of Jimei x Arles International PhotoFestival, China

■ Exhibition Introduction

An organism is reborn from DNA translating genetic information into new proteins. This translation process is also occurring in the creative practice of emerging Chinese artists, who are departing from the basic medium of photography and constantly pushing boundaries. In 2019, the Three ShadowsPhotography Award received 534 submissions, and the works of 20 artists were selected for the Eleventh Three Shadows Photography Award Exhibition. These artists are not limited by conventional ways of capturing images, they present lively and diverse visual landscapes.

For example, Lu Shan uses ready-mades from the internet to make collages, producing animations and pictures that reconstruct a world between the real and the virtual. The work focuses on the understandings of the world in different cultural traditions and religions, as well as the connections between scientific knowledge and today’s society and culture. Tang Xianying’s ParallelWorld cleverly uses large blocks of color and abstract or figurative structures, juxtaposing images that are not necessarily related and blending them with a subtle voice-over. From 2015 to 2019, Wang Yingying made several trips to the place of her birth. Through the juxtaposition of texts, graffiti, videos, and pictures, she re-examines and considers her family’s issues in the context of their times, recognizing her own identity and healing her own emotional scars. In Order To See The Painting Of The Sky - Icarus In The Dream, Chen Jiangyusynthesizes 3D renderings and images to “re-interpret and re-create” the grander world of modern social structures and ideologies. It is also worth mentioning that, in looking over all of this year’s submissions, there was a considerable number of participants who came from non-artist backgrounds. At a time when “everyone is a photographer”, we are delighted at this immense diversity. With differing methods and perspectives, they have used photography to explore themselves and the connections between the exterior and interior worlds.

For this edition of the Three Shadows Photography Award, we were honored to have Marcel Feil, deputy director of Foam Fotogra Museum, PeterPfrunder, director and curator of the Swiss Foundation for Photography, KimiHimeno, director and chief editor of Akaaka Art Publishing, Hai Jie,independent Chinese curator and photography critic, and RongRong, co-founder and art director of the Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, as part of the international judging panel. Together, they selected the winner of this year’sThree Shadows Photography Award. In particular, we must thank Hai Jie for his hard work as a preliminary judge, helping to select the finalists. This edition also features the Media Award, selected by a media jury of international and domestic senior editors and reporters from Artnet, Art. Ifeng.com, Hiart, Artron.net, and Chinese Photography. This award uncovers, interprets, and promotes photography works with an independent spirit and artistic potential.

Here, we would sincerely like to thank the Chengdu ContemporaryImage Museum, Zhejiang Photography Publishing, Pro Helvetia Shanghai and theJapan Foundation Beijing for their immense support of this year’s TSPA. We must also express our gratitude to the Embassy of Switzerland in China, the Embassy of Japan in China and Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in China, which have worked with Three Shadows to create possibilities for further interaction and collaboration in photography between China and the rest of the world.

The Three Shadows Photography Award launched in 2008 with “Points of Impact”. Building on the substantial achievements of the prize’s first decade, we look forward to the new decade to come. We want to sincerely congratulate all of this year’s finalists, and we hope that this platform will illuminate your artistic path ahead. While retaining its original mission to discover and support young Chinese photographers and artists, the Three Shadows PhotographyAward is exploring ways to keep pace with the development of today photography scene.