Activities Calendar
NCCU Fall 2011
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October 2011
Tue
10/4
Dance Module Seminar Series Ⅰ, Digital X Dance, 'LOOP ME'
Time: 19:00-20:30
Location: 3F Visual Arts Center in Art & Culture Center
Through the 'LOOP ME' seminar, "digital technology" and "dance performance" concepts are expounded,
exploring the approach towards 'maintaining the sustainability of art performances'.
The show case of "LOOP ME" integrates lighting, sound, images and dance, with no focus on any one style of
performance , opening up new possibilities of digital art performance. In today's quest for
'cross border' artistic innovation, true integration involves the four above-mentioned styles, each
becoming the main style in the performance. During the process, through the differing styles
of sound, images and dance, the three artists employing different techniques must communicate
and collaborate. This is not only a challenge but also an avenue for the artists to work as one creative
team, and in the process, learn to appreciate one another's line of thought and technique
Wed
10/5
Movie: “The Man Behind the Book”
Time: 19:00-21:30
Location: Theater of College of Communication
Language: Chinese
Subtitled: English
This film follows Wang Wen-xin, a prominent literary figure, through his travails in founding the literary
magazine “Modern Literature.”
Wed
10/12
Movie: Chou Meng “The Coming of Tulku”
Time: 19:00-21:30
Location: Theater of College of Communication
Language: Chinese
Subtitled: English
The coming of Tulku cites the anecdotes of Buddhist classics, referring to a whole life time by the allusion of one
day in the life of Chou Meng-tieh.
Activities Calendar
NCCU Fall 2011
Thur
10/13
Opening the Door to Classical Music
Time: 19:00-21:00
Location: 4F Art & Culture Center art gallery
Language: Chinese
Speech Network
Opening the Door to Classical Music
What is 'classical music'?
What is our relationship with 'classical music'?
Does anyone compose 'classical music' anymore?
How do we appreciate classical music?
Is classical music so profound that one must attend classes to be able to appreciate it? What exactly
defines classical music? This seminar will, through a simplified approach, bring awareness to the concept of
classical music and why it is so mesmerizing; it will also explore where misunderstanding lies and how we can
appreciate classical music
Sat-Sun
10/15-16
Field Trip-Hsinchu-Miaoli- Taichung(Student Ambassador)
Time: Day1 7:30-21:00
Day2 8:00-18:00
This is How You Play in Taiwan! A Two-day Field Trip on Oct 15 & 16 in Western Taiwan (Hsinchu, Miaoli,
Taichung) held by Student Ambassadors! We invite you to experience the Taiwanese culture of delicious local
foods, fascinating aboriginal tribe and exciting paintball game
Sign up Information:
Date: 9/27 Thu ~10/7 Fri
12:00~13:30 at 7-11 in Commerce Building(商學院 7-11)
14:30~16:00 at 3F of International Building(國際大樓三樓)
Fee: NT.2500
Prepare your passport number.
More Information:
Facebook: search for “2011 2-Day Field Trip” page and be our fans! (You can get the latest news on it!)
Email: nccustudentambassador@gmail.com
Contact: Alston Wang 王泓鈞 0928-088-154
Mon
10/17
Dance Module Seminar Series II: Lin Wen Zhong’s Journey of Modern Dance
Time: 19:00-20:30
Location: 3F Art & Culture Center-Audiovisual Theater
Activities Calendar
NCCU Fall 2011
In 2008,WCdance made its world debut with an evening-length work entitled[Small].Taipei Times acclaimed"a
highly polished jewel of a work" and later selected this production to be one of the"if you missed these
Performances you really missed out"amongst year round productions in 2008. Half year later,the small series
production No.2-[Small Songs]once again won a critical acclaim-"[Small Songs] makes a maximal impact in a
minimal space,"and"Lin has made a virtue out of minimalism"⋯etc.by Taipei Times in 2009.Harboring the
essence of dance and the ideal for physical creativity and music,WCdance presents the Small series No.3[Small Puzzles] in the fall of 2010.Choreographer Wenchung Lin,downright genius screenwriter Lee
Chien-chang,and esthetician of ruins Jui-chung Yao all together create a small,novel,and pore work. Taipei Times
acclaimed"with his latest work,Small Puzzles,Lin Wenchung proved he is more than ready for the big time."In
2010, WCdance was elected as one of the seed groups receiving supports from the Council for Cultural Affairs.
Wed
10/19
Movie: Zheng Chouyu “Port of Mists“
Time: 19:00-21:30
Location: Theater of College of Communication
Language: Chinese
Subtitled: English
Port of Mists starts the journey with Zheng Chou-yu’s self-titled poem, looking into his life from the first
collection of poems that has been lost in time.
Thurs
10/20
Movie: “The Counterfeiters“
Time: 19:00-20:30
Location: 3F Audiovisual Theater of Art & Culture Center
Language: German
Subtitled: English
German film based on the true story of the largest counterfeiting operation in history, set up by the Nazis in
1936.
Thurs
10/20
Capoeira: Brazilian style martial arts and dance
Time: 12:00-13:30
Location: 101 Dance Room 1F Art & Culture Center
Sat
10/22
Wed
10/26
One-Day Trip-Sanshia(International Youth)
Time: 8:30-18:00
Contact: rebecca.cwlin@gmail.com
Art at your Disposal: Public Art and Urban Aesthetics
Time: 16:00-18:00
Location: 2F Shun-Wen Auditorium of Art & Culture Center
Language: Chinese
Activities Calendar
NCCU Fall 2011
As for your imagination towards the modern city, are you perhaps caught in the cold urban concrete
forest? Does the thought of attending the exhibition arouse images of entering a white space or the endless
waiting queue? In fact, many cities across the world have embarked on a cultural transformation, integrating
the unique characteristics of culture and the city, creating a new dimension of cultured city. Creative art
enriches the public space, providing a visual feast as far as the eye can see, increasing the depth and breadth of
inter-relationship within the society, transforming the city into one exhibition hall of refreshing energy. From
the Very Fun Park seen around in the
walkways and alleys, to the organized display in the community events, we may perceive how
artists and exhibition organizers have challenged the public's realm of vision and imagination
through modern art. Creative art no longer stays in the art museums or galleries to be explored and
discovered, but has stepped out proactively to join the embrace of the public