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SUMMARY:紐約藝術創業與當代趨勢 New York Art Entrepreneurship and the Shifts of Global Contemporary Market
DESCRIPTION:課程亮點 Course Highlights \n1. 展示場域與市場價值 \n以紐約曼哈頓SPACS的營運經驗為例，探討空間敘事、策展語言與觀展動線如何影響藝術品的可見度與市場轉化，並說明「場域」如何成為藝術價值的重要推動力。 \n1. Exhibition Spaces and Market Value \nDrawing on the operational experience of SPACS in Manhattan\, New York\, this session explores how spatial narratives\, curatorial language\, and visitor flow influence the visibility of artworks and their conversion into market value. It examines how “place” itself becomes a critical driver of artistic value. \n \n2. 紐約創業實務分享 \n在全球藝術中心創辦與經營藝文空間的真實路徑，包括選址思維、品牌定位、跨界合作模式與社群經營策略，呈現紐約創業的第一線洞見。 \n2. Practical Insights into Entrepreneurship in New York \nA firsthand look at the real pathways of founding and operating an art and cultural space in a global art capital\, covering site selection strategies\, brand positioning\, cross-disciplinary collaboration models\, and community-building approaches—offering frontline insights into New York–based entrepreneurship. \n \n3. 藝術市場運作 \n結合蘇富比藝術學院的專業訓練與紐約市場觀察，解析藝術品定價邏輯、交易機制、畫廊與拍賣的市場分工，以及收藏者如何透過品牌、敘事與稀缺性建立價值判斷。 \n3. How the Art Market Operates \nIntegrating professional training from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art with observations of the New York market\, this segment analyzes pricing logic\, transaction mechanisms\, and the division of roles between galleries and auctions\, as well as how collectors establish value judgments through branding\, narrative\, and scarcity. \n \n4. 全球趨勢解析 \n從科技、社群與文化動態出發，探討AI、數位展演等新興媒介如何改變藝術生產與交易方式，並比較不同地區的市場特色與機會。 \n4. Global Trend Analysis \nStarting from developments in technology\, social platforms\, and cultural dynamics\, this section examines how emerging media such as AI and digital exhibitions are reshaping art production and transactions\, while comparing market characteristics and opportunities across different regions. \n \n5. 實用策略建議 \n為創作者、收藏家與文化創業者提供可落地的策略，包括品牌養成、收藏規劃、跨界合作模式，以及如何在快速變動的藝術市場中建立可持續的競爭優勢。 \n5. Practical Strategic Guidance \nActionable strategies for artists\, collectors\, and cultural entrepreneurs\, including brand cultivation\, collection planning\, cross-industry collaboration models\, and methods for building sustainable competitive advantages in a rapidly evolving art market. \n \n適合對象 \n\n對紐約藝術生態與文化創業模式有興趣者：適合希望理解藝術空間營運、策展思維與文化創業實務的族群。\n藝術家與創作者：希望進入國際市場，理解作品如何被展示、敘事與銷售。\n收藏家與投資者：希望掌握全球市場趨勢，並了解藝術品價值與評估邏輯的人。\n文化創業與品牌工作者：有意打造展覽、藝文空間、文化活動或跨界合作模式的創業者。\n\nWho Should Attend \n\n\nThose interested in New York’s art ecosystem and cultural entrepreneurship: Ideal for anyone seeking to understand art space operations\, curatorial thinking\, and cultural startup practices. \n\n\nArtists and creators: For those aiming to enter the international market and understand how artworks are exhibited\, narrated\, and sold. \n\n\nCollectors and investors: For individuals who wish to grasp global market trends and the logic behind art valuation and assessment. \n\n\nCultural entrepreneurs and brand professionals: For founders looking to develop exhibitions\, art spaces\, cultural events\, or cross-disciplinary collaboration models. \n\n\n報名 To apply｜https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2512160050525890307200 \n講者介紹 \n現為紐約曼哈頓藝文空間SPACS的創辦人暨藝術總監，致力於推動藝術的多元連結與市場化發展。SPACS以策展、教育活動與跨界合作為核心，串聯藝術家、品牌與收藏者，打造兼具文化深度與市場價值的藝文平台。 \n畢業於紐約蘇富比藝術學院商業藝術碩士，身兼創作者與藝術市場實踐者，擅長藝術品鑑定、品牌策略與市場分析。曾為多位藏家提供收藏規劃並協助跨國收購，對市場結構與價值評估具穩健的理解。曾與Art Basel、MoMA、Bulgari等國際品牌合作，也參與過瀨戶內海藝術祭，並在藝術推廣與品牌整合上累積跨領域的實務經驗。此外，也曾於衛武營國家藝術文化中心策劃沉浸式影像音樂會《0–1》，以多感官敘事探索突破傳統展演框架的可能性。 \nSpeaker Profile \nThe speaker is currently the Founder and Artistic Director of SPACS\, an art and cultural space in Manhattan\, New York\, dedicated to fostering diverse connections within the arts and advancing their market potential. Centered on curatorial practice\, educational programs\, and cross-disciplinary collaborations\, SPACS connects artists\, brands\, and collectors to build a platform that combines cultural depth with market value. \nA graduate of the Sotheby’s Institute of Art with a master’s degree in Art Business\, the speaker bridges creative practice and art market operations\, specializing in art appraisal\, brand strategy\, and market analysis. They have advised multiple collectors on collection planning and facilitated cross-border acquisitions\, demonstrating a solid understanding of market structures and value assessment. Past collaborations include Art Basel\, MoMA\, and Bulgari\, as well as participation in the Setouchi Triennale. The speaker has also accumulated cross-disciplinary experience in art promotion and brand integration\, and previously curated the immersive audiovisual concert 0–1 at the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying)\, exploring multi-sensory narratives that challenge traditional exhibition formats. \n注意事項 \n﹡講座人數數量有限，現場不劃位，自由入座。 \n﹡凡報名參加者，視同同意於本活動中拍攝之照片，講者擁有著作權及編輯丶修改之權利，可用於相關活動宣傳之發佈。 \nNotes \n\n\nSeating is limited. The lecture is unassigned seating and open seating applies. \n\n\nBy registering for this event\, participants are deemed to consent to being photographed during the event. The speaker retains copyright as well as editing and modification rights to such images\, which may be used for promotional purposes related to the event.
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e7%b4%90%e7%b4%84%e8%97%9d%e8%a1%93%e5%89%b5%e6%a5%ad%e8%88%87%e7%95%b6%e4%bb%a3%e8%b6%a8%e5%8b%a2-new-york-art-entrepreneurship-and-the-shifts-of-global-contemporary-market/
LOCATION:空白場域\, 大安區延吉街153-10號B1\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,攝影獵人製造所
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SUMMARY:【ASD自閉光譜講座 ASD Autism Spectrum Lecture】看見光譜以外的光 Seeing the Light Beyond the Spectrum
DESCRIPTION:你好，我是昀芝。 \n在我小時候，那個年代還沒有什麼自閉光譜的概念，當時我常常被叮嚀「講話要看著別人的眼睛」、「要站好不要扭來扭去」、去很吵雜的地方受不了被要求「要忍耐」、到陌生人很多的地方被說「要大方」，講話要有禮貌不能「白目」、我崩潰大哭的時候家人會用三倍大的聲音吼回來和體罰我，漸漸的我不再表達自己，也不再聆聽自己內心的聲音，對很多事情開始麻木，反正我做什麼都是錯的，我的一切都應該被「糾正」，於是我開始每天戴上面具演一個別人，演一個能被接受的人，這一戴就是30多年。 \n但長期戴著面具上演一個別人，一直不斷否定最真實的自己，我內心好孤單，沒有人真正理解我。後來我的心理生病了，併發了嚴重的憂鬱症和焦慮症。一直到5年前診斷出ASD自閉症類群障礙症後，我人生一切的謎題都解開了，也開始學習擁抱真實的自己，過得越來越順遂。我在2022年出版了《原來我有自閉症》，希望讓更多人從症狀本人的出發點來了解自閉症，也致力於推廣讓自閉光譜上的人接受原本的自己。 \n去年我在TEDXTalks上面演講：「如何讓自閉症類群擁有快樂人生？」\nhttps://rb.gy/5p2x4b\n鼓勵在自閉光譜上的各位藉由理解包容自己的特質，與這個世界更好的共處。 \n這個ASD交流講座，是目前台灣少數由自閉光譜本人主講的講座。我會引領大家感受ASD的世界，從第一人稱的觀點解釋各種在NT常人眼裡特別的想法甚至怪異的表現，也會和大家分享世界對於神經多樣性新的觀點和資訊，並留時間讓大家問問題。 \n因為我希望大家都有機會可以和我交流，所以會是小型講座的模式，也希望來的人都可以準備幾個問題，我們可以一起討論。 \n一開始這個交流講座的構想，是為有ASD孩子的父母而開，好讓父母更了解孩子。但後來有其他人反應也想參加，就決定不止限於父母，只要是成人都可以參加。但為了維持現場秩序，講座當天只限有報名的成人進入，不能帶小孩喔！再麻煩大家遵守🙏🏻 \n因為開設講座我需要租借場地、多方聯絡接洽、還會花精力、時間、腦力準備，所以這會是收費講座。 \nHello\, I’m Monica Chung. \nWhen I was a child\, the concept of the autism spectrum didn’t really exist. I was often told\, “Look people in the eyes when you speak”\, “Stand still\, don’t fidget” and when I couldn’t bear noisy places\, I was told to “endure it”. In unfamiliar\, crowded places\, I was told to “be outgoing”. I was expected to speak politely and not be “rude”. When I had meltdowns and cried uncontrollably\, my family would shout back at me even louder or physically punish me. Over time\, I stopped expressing myself and stopped listening to my inner voice. I grew numb to many things—after all\, everything I did seemed to be wrong. Every part of me was something to be “corrected”. \nSo I started wearing a mask and performed a version of myself that others could accept. I did this for over 30 years. \nBut constantly wearing a mask and denying my truest self left me feeling profoundly lonely. No one truly understood me. Eventually\, my mental health deteriorated and I developed severe depression and anxiety. Then\, five years ago\, I was diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). Suddenly\, everything in my life made sense. From that point on\, I began learning to embrace who I really am\, and life started to flow more smoothly. In 2022\, I published a book titled Turns Out\, I Have Autism\, hoping to help more people understand autism from the perspective of someone who experiences it. I’ve since been devoted to promoting self-acceptance among those on the autism spectrum. \nLast year\, I gave a TEDxTalk titled: “How Can People on the Autism Spectrum Live a Happy Life?”https://rb.gy/5p2x4bIn this talk\, I encouraged people on the spectrum to better understand and embrace their own traits in order to coexist harmoniously with the world. \nThis ASD sharing lecture is one of the few in Taiwan led by a person on the spectrum. I will guide attendees through the world of ASD\, sharing firsthand insights into behaviors that may seem unusual or strange to neurotypical individuals. I’ll also introduce new global perspectives on neurodiversity and leave time for a Q&A session. \nBecause I want to engage with each attendee personally\, this will be a small-scale lecture. I hope everyone can come prepared with a few questions so we can discuss them together. \nOriginally\, this talk was designed for parents of children with ASD to help them better understand their kids. But after hearing from others who also wanted to attend\, I decided to open it up to all adults. However\, to maintain a smooth and focused environment\, only registered adult participants will be admitted on the day—no children\, please. Thank you for understanding 🙏🏻 \nAs I need to rent the venue\, coordinate various logistics\, and invest time\, energy\, and mental effort in preparing this lecture\, it will be a paid event. \n報名 To apply：https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2505260744311302759805?utm_campaign=accu_banner&utm_medium=home_north&utm_source=Web
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e3%80%90asd%e8%87%aa%e9%96%89%e5%85%89%e8%ad%9c%e8%ac%9b%e5%ba%a7-asd-autism-spectrum-lecture%e3%80%91%e7%9c%8b%e8%a6%8b%e5%85%89%e8%ad%9c%e4%bb%a5%e5%a4%96%e7%9a%84%e5%85%89-seeing-the-light-beyond/
LOCATION:空白場域\, 大安區延吉街153-10號B1\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,鍾昀芝
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