巨口夏日记
The Summer Diary of Jukou
展期：2018年11月16日至12月4日
地点：衡复微空间，上海市徐汇区东湖路37号（近延庆路）
策展人：董一平 况蔚
指导老师：董一平 朱梦夏 侯斌超 刘可南 丁枫
Dates：2018.11.16-12.04
Hours:Tuesday – Sunday,11:00AM—18:00PM
Address:URBANCROSS Gallery 37 Donghu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai
地点：衡复微空间，上海市徐汇区东湖路37号（近延庆路）
策展人：董一平 况蔚
指导老师：董一平 朱梦夏 侯斌超 刘可南 丁枫
Dates：2018.11.16-12.04
Hours:Tuesday – Sunday,11:00AM—18:00PM
Address:URBANCROSS Gallery 37 Donghu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai
乡村的文化与城市的文化是平行的，中国传统的乡村是我们传统文化的种子，但在同时，乡村在过去的城市化浪潮下也面临着巨大的挑战。在乡村振兴的宏观背景下，国家级及省级传统村落的推荐及列入是乡村文化遗产保护中重要的步骤。然而，我们也需要更多的动力与方法对村落的现状进行研究与保护，并让历史的村庄能更加可持续的发展。对于建筑历史研究者来说，最常开始的方式就是记录这里的乡土建筑遗产，这是进一步研究与挖掘乡村资源与策划，进一步发展的起点。
2017年7月，西交利物浦大学建筑系的师生第一次来到位于闽北绵延山区中九龙村，在一周的调研中，这里的土厝与青山，这里的梯田与白鹭，这里的泉水与蝉鸣，这里的风土与人情，让来自城市的我们深深的感动与触动。时隔一年的暑期，西浦建筑系的师生又多次来到巨口乡，在烈日炎炎中，我们通过三批次的现场工作，在五个传统村落即九龙，上埔，谷园，北坑，馀庆村中进行更广泛的文化遗产资源调研，主要从村落的历史、景观、传统建筑以及村民们对遗产保护的认识开展，梳理与重建这种逐渐消失的传统知识。建筑系学生在此受到了各方面大量的帮助，他们的成果也得到了村民的认可，而巨口和九龙也成为他们的一段共同记忆与原乡。
然而停留在纸面上的记录可能并不能让乡村恢复活力。随着中国延平艺术季的顺利举办，“艺术唤醒乡村”从一个最初的设想成为了一场真实的当代艺术盛宴。在艺术季开幕之际，西交利物浦大学又在福建南平市延平区巨口乡举办了为期四天的跨学科设计工作营，针对九龙、北坑和上埔三处传统村落，在以保护乡村物质与非物质文化遗产的前提下，提出了畅想乡村未来的适应性改造方案，并在艺术季的主场馆——九龙村九龙堂中面对专家和村民的汇报方案成果，同学们的设想让当地乡贤和村民们感受到了乡村发展的新的可能性。
本次展览“巨口夏日记”将通过建筑测绘、摄影、文字和分析图等，呈现各个村落的风土人情，包括典型的历史建筑、传统工艺、文化景观，以及对乡村未来发展的设想。
2017年7月，西交利物浦大学建筑系的师生第一次来到位于闽北绵延山区中九龙村，在一周的调研中，这里的土厝与青山，这里的梯田与白鹭，这里的泉水与蝉鸣，这里的风土与人情，让来自城市的我们深深的感动与触动。时隔一年的暑期，西浦建筑系的师生又多次来到巨口乡，在烈日炎炎中，我们通过三批次的现场工作，在五个传统村落即九龙，上埔，谷园，北坑，馀庆村中进行更广泛的文化遗产资源调研，主要从村落的历史、景观、传统建筑以及村民们对遗产保护的认识开展，梳理与重建这种逐渐消失的传统知识。建筑系学生在此受到了各方面大量的帮助，他们的成果也得到了村民的认可，而巨口和九龙也成为他们的一段共同记忆与原乡。
然而停留在纸面上的记录可能并不能让乡村恢复活力。随着中国延平艺术季的顺利举办，“艺术唤醒乡村”从一个最初的设想成为了一场真实的当代艺术盛宴。在艺术季开幕之际，西交利物浦大学又在福建南平市延平区巨口乡举办了为期四天的跨学科设计工作营，针对九龙、北坑和上埔三处传统村落，在以保护乡村物质与非物质文化遗产的前提下，提出了畅想乡村未来的适应性改造方案，并在艺术季的主场馆——九龙村九龙堂中面对专家和村民的汇报方案成果，同学们的设想让当地乡贤和村民们感受到了乡村发展的新的可能性。
本次展览“巨口夏日记”将通过建筑测绘、摄影、文字和分析图等，呈现各个村落的风土人情，包括典型的历史建筑、传统工艺、文化景观，以及对乡村未来发展的设想。
While rural and urban culture is developing in parallel, historical villages are the roots of Chinese traditional culture. However, villages are confronted with severe challenges under past urbanization. To list the villages under conservation is significant work, but more motivation and methods are needed to develop the historical villages sustainably. For architectural historians, the most common way is to document the local architectural heritage, which is also the starting point of researching the rural resources and proposing continuing development.
In the summer of 2018, Associate Professor Yiping Dong and students from the department of architecture, Xi’an Jiaotong－Liverpool University were working in the fields of Jukou to research five villages: Jiulong, Shangpu, Guyuan, Beikeng, and Yuqing. The study was conducted from the history, landscape, traditional architecture and villagers’ perspectives towards heritage conservation, reorganizing and rebuilding the evanescent traditional knowledge.
However, the documentation on paper could not help to revitalize the villages. With the successful hosting of the 2018 China Yanping Art Harvest, the initial concept of “Using art to rouse villages” became a real contemporary cultural event in the rural villages. During the opening ceremony of the Art Harvest, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University held a four-day interdisciplinary design workshop in the Jukou County. Aiming at Jiulong, Shangpu, and Beikeng, tutors and students proposed the strategies for the rural future.
This exhibition presents the living traditions and landscape of different villages, including the typical traditional dwellings, traditional craftsmanship, and culturallandscape, and also students’ design proposals and strategies for the villages’ future.
In the summer of 2018, Associate Professor Yiping Dong and students from the department of architecture, Xi’an Jiaotong－Liverpool University were working in the fields of Jukou to research five villages: Jiulong, Shangpu, Guyuan, Beikeng, and Yuqing. The study was conducted from the history, landscape, traditional architecture and villagers’ perspectives towards heritage conservation, reorganizing and rebuilding the evanescent traditional knowledge.
However, the documentation on paper could not help to revitalize the villages. With the successful hosting of the 2018 China Yanping Art Harvest, the initial concept of “Using art to rouse villages” became a real contemporary cultural event in the rural villages. During the opening ceremony of the Art Harvest, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University held a four-day interdisciplinary design workshop in the Jukou County. Aiming at Jiulong, Shangpu, and Beikeng, tutors and students proposed the strategies for the rural future.
This exhibition presents the living traditions and landscape of different villages, including the typical traditional dwellings, traditional craftsmanship, and culturallandscape, and also students’ design proposals and strategies for the villages’ future.