热点述评 就像每个成年人都需要拥有一个证明自己是合法公民的身份证一样,每个艺术家同样应当拥有属于自己从事艺术活动的身份确证。然而,当我们跨越种种障碍终于面对各式各样的艺术形式时,随之而来的却是艺术家身份的难以确认甚或是缺失。谁才能被称作为现代意义上的“艺术家”?艺术家的身份到底要亮给谁看?也许我们可以说,是后现代的风把人们的心吹乱了;也许我们更可以辩解说,在这个价值失衡的世界,根本不需要所谓“身份”的确证。但是不论怎样,关于艺术家身份的讨论,或可成为在当代的艺术家生存处境与状况的一个透析点。尴尬也好,怀疑也罢,我们并不奢望能够即刻得出确定的答案,只是引出话题,并提请关心艺术的人们,去思考现代意义的艺术到底对我们意味着什么。 主持人/杨 斌 汪 瑞(特邀) Hot Comments Just as every adult needs to have an ID card that justifies himself as a legitimate citizen, each artist should also have his / her own identity as evidence of his artistic activity. However, as we finally face the various forms of art across all kinds of obstacles, it is difficult to confirm or even eliminate the artist’s identity. Who can be called the “artist” in the modern sense? Who is the artist’s identity to be seen? Perhaps we can say that it is the postmodernism that has blighted people’s hearts. Perhaps we can even argue that in this The world of unbalanced values ​​does not need the corroboration of the so-called “identity.” But no matter what, the discussion about the identity of an artist may serve as a dialysis point for the living conditions and conditions of contemporary artists. Embarrassed or doubtful, we do not expect to be able to come up with definitive answers at once. Instead, we draw our attention to topics and draw people concerned with the arts to reflect on what modern art means to us. Host / Wang Bing Wang Rui (invited)