In this landmark travel series, award-winning presenter Denise Keller embarks on a profound personal passage to explore one of the world's greatest continous "living" cultures - China. Today China offers by far the greatest canvas displaying a phenomenal picture of a living, breathing culture. A place where it is possible to straddle the ancient, the medieval and the modern all in one. 　　ART OF LIFE 　　Presenter Denise Keller explores the vast artistic landscape of China through its rich culture of performing arts. She begins in Beijing with musicians and craftsmen who keep alive the ancient sounds of the Guqin instrument. Oscar-winning composer Tandun gives her unparallled access to his spectacular concerts in the ancient capital Xian and the “Water Heavens” of Zhujiajiao in Shanghai. The ancient town also sets a Ming Dynasty garden stage for the contemporary revival of a centuries-old classical Kunqu Opera show called Peony Pavillion. But hours of face-painting, elaborate costumes and intense coaching are first needed to try out for a lead role. Denise then sets off into the rural villages of Jianxi to explore the 5,000 year old rituals of the Nuo Dance. Finally, she returns to Beijing to rehearse with the China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe as they display the breathtaking “Dance of a Thousand Hands”. 　　 　　ICONS OF CULTURE 　　Presenter Denise Keller sets out to explore some of the most iconic products synonymous with China's cultural identity. The monumental terraces of the Hani in Yunnan lead her on a rice trail to the ancient water town of Shaoxing to discover cottage industries which have for centuries created China's most iconic beverage. In Hangzhou, she plunges into the tea culture of Longjing's lush gardens. In Jingdezhen, Jianxi, she meets artists who show her how a continous culture of innovation has made it the porcelain capital of the world for hundreds of years. Suzhou in Jiangsu takes Denise back in time to experience highly sophisticated silk production techniques that made it the historical centre of a fabric that put China of the map of international commerce. Finally, fast forward to the 21st century, she discovers a brave new wave in Shanghai's contemporary art scene that's creating new icons of the future.

In this landmark travel series, award-winning presenter Denise Keller embarks on a profound personal passage to explore one of the world's greatest continous "living" cultures - China. Today China offers by far the greatest canvas displaying a phenomenal picture of a living, breathing culture. A place where it is possible to straddle the ancient, the medieval and the modern all in one. 　　ART OF LIFE 　　Presenter Denise Keller explores the vast artistic landscape of China through its rich culture of performing arts. She begins in Beijing with musicians and craftsmen who keep alive the ancient sounds of the Guqin instrument. Oscar-winning composer Tandun gives her unparallled access to his spectacular concerts in the ancient capital Xian and the “Water Heavens” of Zhujiajiao in Shanghai. The ancient town also sets a Ming Dynasty garden stage for the contemporary revival of a centuries-old classical Kunqu Opera show called Peony Pavillion. But hours of face-painting, elaborate costumes and intense coaching are first needed to try out for a lead role. Denise then sets off into the rural villages of Jianxi to explore the 5,000 year old rituals of the Nuo Dance. Finally, she returns to Beijing to rehearse with the China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe as they display the breathtaking “Dance of a Thousand Hands”. 　　 　　ICONS OF CULTURE 　　Presenter Denise Keller sets out to explore some of the most iconic products synonymous with China's cultural identity. The monumental terraces of the Hani in Yunnan lead her on a rice trail to the ancient water town of Shaoxing to discover cottage industries which have for centuries created China's most iconic beverage. In Hangzhou, she plunges into the tea culture of Longjing's lush gardens. In Jingdezhen, Jianxi, she meets artists who show her how a continous culture of innovation has made it the porcelain capital of the world for hundreds of years. Suzhou in Jiangsu takes Denise back in time to experience highly sophisticated silk production techniques that made it the historical centre of a fabric that put China of the map of international commerce. Finally, fast forward to the 21st century, she discovers a brave new wave in Shanghai's contemporary art scene that's creating new icons of the future.

林怡平主要透過雕塑、影像、行為進行創作，利用身體具象的位置和身份認同的多重性作為她的創作過程的核心。藝術家從女性主義歷史、極簡主義和行為藝術汲取靈感，檢視自我操演與其認同的碎片化本質在社會與其建構的環境中的關係。陳省聿，電影創作者及藝術家，畢業於美國天普大學電影與媒體藝術研究所，現工作及生活於台北。作品跨實驗電影、紀錄片及動態影像，關注看與被看的過渡空間中，主體性如何被影射及建構，並以邊界地景、視覺技術與感官經驗為題，探索觀看身體與政治主體的交會。 　　《居家符號學》讓人聯想到美國藝術家瑪莎・羅斯勒的經典作品《廚房的符號學》。藝術家們與怪手操作員合作，試圖利用怪手完成各項家務。家務在現行的勞動體系往往被忽視其價值，但是卻是維繫人類生活不可或缺的活動。這些活動與怪手所在的工地與破壞形成強烈的對比，也同時在這種張力中感受到日常生活中的價值判斷，像是公共／私密，陽剛／陰柔，系統／個體等，二元對立下界線劃分的荒謬之處。 　　源自：https://www.twvideoart.org/tiva_23/tiva23/jessi-ali-lin-chen-hsin-yu-zh/ 　　------------------ 　　At the scrapyard, Hsin-Yu Chen and Jessi Ali Lin force the digger and the forklift to do chores. Eggs are scrambled, dishes are washed, laundry is hung up, and a smartphone break is taken in ever-same sequences. These tasks not being done by a woman but by heavy construction machinery is a derivation from Martha Rosler's "Semtiotics of the Kitchen." The filmmakers reproduce the flat filming of work from this 1975 feminist artwork and complement it with an absurd change of rolls. 　　源自：https://www.kasselerdokfest.de/en/screenings/s-1376e014-0d8f-4fd1-92bc-94deaef7baa9

林怡平主要透過雕塑、影像、行為進行創作，利用身體具象的位置和身份認同的多重性作為她的創作過程的核心。藝術家從女性主義歷史、極簡主義和行為藝術汲取靈感，檢視自我操演與其認同的碎片化本質在社會與其建構的環境中的關係。陳省聿，電影創作者及藝術家，畢業於美國天普大學電影與媒體藝術研究所，現工作及生活於台北。作品跨實驗電影、紀錄片及動態影像，關注看與被看的過渡空間中，主體性如何被影射及建構，並以邊界地景、視覺技術與感官經驗為題，探索觀看身體與政治主體的交會。 　　《居家符號學》讓人聯想到美國藝術家瑪莎・羅斯勒的經典作品《廚房的符號學》。藝術家們與怪手操作員合作，試圖利用怪手完成各項家務。家務在現行的勞動體系往往被忽視其價值，但是卻是維繫人類生活不可或缺的活動。這些活動與怪手所在的工地與破壞形成強烈的對比，也同時在這種張力中感受到日常生活中的價值判斷，像是公共／私密，陽剛／陰柔，系統／個體等，二元對立下界線劃分的荒謬之處。 　　源自：https://www.twvideoart.org/tiva_23/tiva23/jessi-ali-lin-chen-hsin-yu-zh/ 　　------------------ 　　At the scrapyard, Hsin-Yu Chen and Jessi Ali Lin force the digger and the forklift to do chores. Eggs are scrambled, dishes are washed, laundry is hung up, and a smartphone break is taken in ever-same sequences. These tasks not being done by a woman but by heavy construction machinery is a derivation from Martha Rosler's "Semtiotics of the Kitchen." The filmmakers reproduce the flat filming of work from this 1975 feminist artwork and complement it with an absurd change of rolls. 　　源自：https://www.kasselerdokfest.de/en/screenings/s-1376e014-0d8f-4fd1-92bc-94deaef7baa9

本片记录了波兰小镇伊乌扎传统的制陶工艺的发展情况

《世界陶瓷紀行》是韓國KBS電視台斥資數百萬美金、費時三年橫跨五大洲30國所製作的空前紀錄片。藉由各國權威學者的訪問、以及全新3D電腦繪圖還原與HD高畫質影像錄製，精彩重現了古今與人類息息相關的世界陶瓷歷史，將一萬年的人類文明盡收眼底，重現珍貴的遠古史料，直探人類文明悠遠的發源史蹟，是一套彌足珍貴的人類文明生活回顧史。

《世界陶瓷紀行》是韓國KBS電視台斥資數百萬美金、費時三年橫跨五大洲30國所製作的空前紀錄片。藉由各國權威學者的訪問、以及全新3D電腦繪圖還原與HD高畫質影像錄製，精彩重現了古今與人類息息相關的世界陶瓷歷史，將一萬年的人類文明盡收眼底，重現珍貴的遠古史料，直探人類文明悠遠的發源史蹟，是一套彌足珍貴的人類文明生活回顧史。

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