2016 Taoyuan Land Art Festival
2019.09.09-2019.09.25
The 2016 Taoyuan Land Art Festival focused on three main themes: raising local awareness, community actions, and laying art foundations. The event was held at Guanyin and Bade Districts in Taoyuan and aimed to advertise the characteristics typical local landscape, such as stone tidal weirs, ponds, coastal features and natural ecosystems are the core elements for the planning and development of this festival. It was to highlight four values: community participation, promotion of local features, fostering environmental sustainability and implementation of the circular economy. The Taoyuan Land Art Festival includes art installations, themed activities, environmental theaters, concerts by the pond and village arts programs. With a wealth of artwork and the participation of the local community, this festival was not only a touristic medium, but also a grand ceremony for the Taoyuan locals. Through art as a catalyst, the festival encouraged community buiding and development, further flourishing the local culure and industry. By implementing our planning guidance of “Reach out and involve the community”, the 2016 Taoyuan Land Art Festival gained a firm foothold, raising public awareness through great events and authentic stories. The event also inegrated local resources, created innovative topics, implemented multi-media promotions, as well as poured energy into the local community to further heighted awareness about the festival. By doing so every year, the Taoyuan Land Art Festival continues to sustainably balance all environmental, economic and social aspects of the entire county.
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Mobile Art Installation Project
LADY BUBBLE
Department of Art and Design, Yuan Ze University
Xue-Yun Lee, Yu-Yao Chen, Wen-Ning Wu and Yu-Ting Chou
Mobile Art Installation Project
Unicorn Coffee
Department of Art and Design, Yuan Ze University
Chi-Yu Lai, Pin-Jie Chiu, Chia-Cheng Huang, Yu-Jie Liang and Jia-Ying Wu
Mobile Art Installation Project
Pass Through
Instructor:Wan-Yen Fan Jiang and Li-Yun Chang
Student:Students of the departments of Railway Vehicle,Automobile Maintenance and Cosmetics and Fashion of Chin Hua Hight School
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Coastal Cleanup
Together with the Jellyfish art installation, people in this event were encouraged to discard litter into the Jellyfish trash can, as a symbolic action affirming the importance of protecting the marine ecosystem from hazardous wastes. The beach-cleaning activities also included efforts to highlight the need for waste reduction. By incorporating event participants and Jellyfish art project, the communal efforts made on that day are memorialized forever.
Build a Stone Trap
Long ago, early fishermen built stone traps to catch fish by fashioning pools with the pebbles on the coast at high tide. As the tide receded, the pools would trap the fish and prevent them from retreating back to sea.During the first phase of the project, the Xinwu Aixiang Association led local residents and students from Ching-Hua Senior High School and Yuan Ze University to renovate the stone traps along the seashore. The city's mayor also contributed to the final piece of the stone traps together with the participants, marking for the perfect ending to the event.Activities like Building a Stone Trap are essential for encouraging the preservation of essential cultural heritage at the local level.Stone Trap Heritage Class
Stone Trap pools were created to reacquaint the public with the experience of the traditional Taiwanese fishing techniques. Teacher Jie Qiu, a long-time observer of the ecology near Stone Trap area, was invited to illustrate his book, Stone Grandpa Telling a Story, as well as guide the participants in painting exercises. Jie Qiu introduced his picture book in a lively way that illuminated the significance of the stone trap. He infused fun into his teaching, while participants learned by doing.Geocaching
A treasure map was provided for participants to hunt treasure along the coast. To finish their journey, participants were required to follow the detailed instructions and use the map. Upon reaching specific checkpoints, participants were required to answer questions, take photos or engage on social media, such as commented on the event's official Facebook page before going to the next checkpoint. The Geocaching game covers the area across Yongan Fishing Port and Green Bikeway. Citizens were able to get close to the land art as well as artworks thanks to the fun design of treasure hunt.Kite Flying
A unique large kite festival was held by Chinese Taipei Stunt Kites Promotion Association with a marine-themed performances of stunt kites.
Trawling
Trawling is a traditional method for catching fish. In the early times, fishermen sailed on the sea in a sampan, towing nets in the water. When the boatman blewa conch, the nearby villagers would hear its distinctive sound, halt their work, and gather at the beach to harvest fish from the nets. Through narrating the tradition of trawling, the spirit of cooperation among villagers at that time is brought to light.Coastal Run
Fisherman's Rice
Females are invited together with the Xinwu Aixiang Association from the local community were joining the event to prepare the traditional "Fisherman's Rice" using seasonal ingredients. As if they had been taking a trip on a time machine bac in the days, people stood under a tree or sat on a simple bench, listening to guides tell the stories of the past.Coastal RunThree art postcards featuring art installations from Xinwu, Bade, and tourist factory area were prepared for visitors to collect. Each postcard was for visitors to collect 5 stamps of artworks and 1 exclusive stamp. Anyone with a card of four stamps of art pieces could exchange them for souvenirs at the service center. -
Environmental Theatre - Romance at Bade
Lead Art Consultant | Wang Zhang
Lead Director | Da Su
Musician | Zhe-Yi Li
Installation Artist | Chun-Yong Lin
Fashion design | Juan Wu
Artist |
Headspring Theatre
Lyric's Studio
Musou Band
Jingsheng Opera Troupe
Yi Tzu Dance Group
Hecheng Hakka Bayin Musical Troupe
Qiao Ai Elementary School of Taoyuan City
The Department of Performance Arts of Jhih Shan High School
Da An Community of Bade
Residents of Rei-Fa CommunityThe lives of the people living in Taoyuan are tied to ponds. The performance, Romance at out at the environmental theater. The story tells the romance of a man and a pond fairy. perspective of the ancestors who originally dug the ponds for irrigation purposes, explo of the Bade area as the economy boomed and many ethnic groups moved to the area to e land suffers from exploitation, audiences are encouraged to reflect on the importance economic development and protecting the precious local ecology. Romance at Bade is an crossover collaboration of professional and amateur dancers. apart is that it takes place in the outdoor. Different from an indoor theater, the outdoor the boundary of the stage, so that audience can follow the actors to explore and be the local landscapes. Romance at Bade aims to bring the audience closer to the be well as to bring forth distinctive excitements for the audience to appreciate the utm show - the fusion of the cultural spirit and the local environment.Concert by the Ponds
Greenery Chamber Orchestra
Cicada 9 Cicada
Shawna Yang Jazz Quartet
Sirens Vocal Band
Busker
Punch Percussion Group
Liu Xiao Kai Band
FengYa Song Gu-Zheng Quartet
3 People Music
Christine Hsu & Zhi Lin & Jun-Jie Wang Musou Band
Voice Traveller Jazz Band
Muddy Basin Ramblers
Chang-Ming Chen and Formosa Danshui Wandering MinstrelsGuide | Han-Yang Chang, winner of 13 Radio Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards
Inspired by the vibrant natural soundscape showcased by the ample fauna and flora in the ecology park, the concert aims to compose a sensational opus with landscape art imagery and "soundscape". Themed with "Autumn Sonata", the concert arranges "6 music concerts + ecology photography," so that the visitors to appreciate the works of land art may indulge themselves in lovely melodies and get a taste of the beauty of natural ecology.
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2016 Taoyuan Land Art Festival CF