英文摘要 |
There is a close relationship between exhibition spaces and artists. Exhibition is an important means of communication for artists. Exhibition space is then a struggling field for where the artist expresses themselves. The forms of capital, class struggles, and power relations in the social space are concerned with artist's existence in the art field. The various operations and systems in exhibition fields affect accomplishments of artists. Through the observations on current phenomena of Taiwan's contemporary art, the paper studies the relationship between new generation artists of Taiwan and exhibition spaces by applying the field theory of Pierre Bourdieu. Within a variety of exhibition spaces, Taiwan's young artists, as a dominated class, have tried to achieve the dominator's value criteria in order to enter the artistic networks, to accumulate capital forms of self to compete with peers, and ultimately, to obtain the desired position and prestige in the art filed. |