TAIPEI BIENNIAL 2014 台北雙年展 - HOME人類活動改造地球這個星體已有數千年之久。如今地球所有生態體系均帶有人類存在的印記，然而過去六十年來的變化規模與速度，即科學家所謂的「劇烈加速度（The Great Acceleration）」，也致使科學家將這種新地質時代命名為「人類世（anthropocene）」——地球星體的大氣與地質環境演化受到人類活動強烈衝擊烙印的紀元。
「2014年台北雙年展」便是利用此一形象來檢視當代藝術如何表現在人類、動物、植物、機器、產物與物之間的這種新盟約。現今藝術如何定義與表現我們的時空呢？本展會凸顯藝術家針對連結、鏈結、連接與突變的途徑：他們如何將地球設想為一個碩大網絡，而物質新狀態和關係新形式則在此網絡中出現⋯⋯index.php/en/2017-07-04T11:08:57+08:00Joomla! - Open Source Content ManagementTB 20142014-01-03T14:19:08+08:002014-01-03T14:19:08+08:00http://www.taipeibiennial.org:8080/index.php/en/home/14-home/1-tb2014gbSuper Userader680807@gmail.com<div class="feed-description"><div class="curationh1en"> </div>
<p class="authorlink">Curator：<a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=124:nicolas-bourriaud&catid=15:author&Itemid=155" class="fancybox fancybox.iframe">Nicolas Bourriaud</a></p>
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<p>Human activity has been transforming the planet for millennia. All the ecosystems now bear the mark of human presence, but the scale and speed of change in the last 60 years, called by scientists The Great Acceleration, also led them to name anthropocene this new geological epoch — an era marked by the strong impact of human activities upon the atmospherical and geological evolution of planet earth.</p>
<p class="bot0">Taipei Biennial 2014 uses this image in order to examine how contemporary art adresses this new contract between human beings, animals, vegetals, machines, products and objects. How does today’s art define and represent our space-time ? The exhibition will highlight the way artists focus on links, chainings, connections and mutations : how they envision planet earth as a huge network, where new states of matter and new forms of relations appear…</p>
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<p class="authorlink">Curator：<a href="index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=124:nicolas-bourriaud&catid=15:author&Itemid=155" class="fancybox fancybox.iframe">Nicolas Bourriaud</a></p>
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<p>Human activity has been transforming the planet for millennia. All the ecosystems now bear the mark of human presence, but the scale and speed of change in the last 60 years, called by scientists The Great Acceleration, also led them to name anthropocene this new geological epoch — an era marked by the strong impact of human activities upon the atmospherical and geological evolution of planet earth.</p>
<p class="bot0">Taipei Biennial 2014 uses this image in order to examine how contemporary art adresses this new contract between human beings, animals, vegetals, machines, products and objects. How does today’s art define and represent our space-time ? The exhibition will highlight the way artists focus on links, chainings, connections and mutations : how they envision planet earth as a huge network, where new states of matter and new forms of relations appear…</p>
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