關於 genres of visual arts ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Memes Homework Party 電波作業簿

特別感謝： 衛武營國家藝術文化中心 National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts - Weiwuying
Speciaal Thanks: National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts-Weiwuying

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👉YOUTUBE 影片支持
https://youtu.be/MDRdUXVspgU

👉YOUTUBE 訂閱DJ QuestionMark
https://bit.ly/2HQSyHH
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這是一個準備好tour的秀，整座舞台LED燈光裝置設計連同派對節目內容都是我們的神團隊設計的，只要裝箱就可以去你家演出了。想要嗎？請洽 [email protected]

It's a ready-to-tour show. Our team designed the whole thing including the stage, LED light installation, music and the party. Just need to put them in the box and we're ready to rock. Please contact [email protected] for booking 🔥

〈電波歌劇院〉與〈國語作業簿〉是臺灣兩大最獨特的派對，首腦們將在衛武營合體，成為《電波作業簿》。派對上除了融合中文歌、電玩動漫音樂、網路迷因、Beatbox長笛等音樂元素之外，由近百支LED燈管組成的舞台裝置也加入演出，由三位演出者帶來的原創聲光秀也在衛武營世界首演。

Memes Opera House and Mandarin Homework are two of the most unique parties in Taiwan. Founders of the two parties will team up to make a bigger party - Memes Homework. A mix genres of music will be played including mandarin music, anime OST, gaming music, memes and flute+beatbox solos. More than music, an audio visual installation built by nearly 100 LED bars will join the show. The three artists had world premiered their original audio visual show in National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts-Weiwuying.

❤️感謝所有衛武營及燈光音響舞台硬體的工作人員支援我們，還有我們親愛的 #NKLAB Crew 陪著我們裝台測試，也感謝 Legacy Taichung 讓我們試裝台，當然還有每一位來現場玩的朋友！

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節目製作 Show production/
DJ QuestionMark

現場演出 Live DJ/
DJ QuestionMark, MR. SKIN / 賴皮

燈光裝置設計 Light installation design/
紀昀 Asking Gee、應奇峰 Chi-Fang Ying

現場燈光設計及執行 Lighting design & execute/
應奇峰 Chi-Fang Ying

硬體統籌 Tech Organizer/
應奇峰 Chi-Fang Ying

Recap 影片導演 Recap video director/
紀昀 Asking Gee

Recap 影片音樂 Music/
DJ QuestionMark

Recap 影片攝影 D.O.P./
Leo He Fong Sa

Recap 影片剪接/調光 Editor/Colorist/
紀昀 Asking Gee

#NKLAB #ASKINGGEE #DJQUESTIONMARK #MRSKIN

APUJAN SS16 on Deux Hommes
英國雜誌Deux Hommes介紹APUJAN春夏時裝系列，再度提及品牌多方面的運用音樂和視覺一起傳遞故事，以及運用了更多的素材融合在本來的品牌針織特色上。

"Often recognized for its unique collaborations with a slew of artists in all genres, London based womenswear designer Apu Jan has taken his Spring/Summer 2016 collection on a journey back in time that enhances the perspectives on our future. Known as “The Journey of Light Year,” APUJAN sees the upcoming season as an opportunity to guide his audience through an elevated experience of romance and sadness. The wide variety of visual arts contributing to his collection of innovative designs shows how the brand is determined to translate infinite sources of inspiration. The designer is showcasing a consecutive adventure of different eras as his distinguished skills in knitwear design are being added to a huge variation of mixed prints, fabrics and shapes. Even though slightly inspired by a background of Taiwanese culture, the elasticity within the representation of specific time periods shows a solid understanding of an ever-changing society. Ranging from partnerships with Central Saint Martins alum and print designer Ying Wu to an independent band taking the lead over the musical aspect during his presentation, APUJAN is directing its course towards a thorough exploration of a blurred past."

@apujanstudio @projectapj #apujan #lfw

http://www.deuxhommesmag.com/apu-jan-springsummer-2016-lfw/

Identite has become a part of my identity, as it has with most other musicians I know. Many of Singapore's most well-loved bands started out and spent their nights here... important, unforgettable nights filled with original, local music of outstanding quality and boundless raw emotion. Playing at Identite is like a rite of passage; a symbolic welcome into the local scene.

Over the years, it’s become so much more than a gig series; it's a big community of really, really close friends who are diverse and open-minded in that they come from a myriad different musical backgrounds and genres, but like-minded in their love for music and the local arts/music scene. It is probably the dearest, most precious community to independent musicians and local music lovers in Singapore.

Identite is both a liberating and protective environment: people here are so full of fire and so "real" that it simultaneously liberates and protects you from the often judgemental, superficial and artificial side of the arts scene. People at Identite are not there to be seen, they are there to listen, and to show love. That in itself is so rare, and that's what makes it so special. It's the one place that allows you to wholly connect with your listeners—people yell hilarious things from the audience, fans become friends, mistakes are forgiven, and you can injure a frail audience member while attempting to crowdsurf before collapsing headfirst and spending the rest of the night with an ice-pack to your skull… without having to feel paiseh. (not mentioning any names… definitely not Isa Ong)

Identite doesn't discriminate: you can find absolute newbies, veterans, hardcore bands, acoustic pop acts, all on the same bill. The magic starts when they begin to listen to and appreciate each others' music, begin gear-gawking together and exchanging advice, begin collaborating and marrying styles, begin forming new bands, inspiring new bands to form, pushing Singapore music forward... all while forging lifelong friendships along the way. All sorts of amazing artists jump in freely, doing live visuals, designing album art, gig posters, band shirts, conceptualising and curating new shows, producing local DIY mixtapes for friends to distribute overseas when on tour… etc. Everybody feeds and feeds on everybody else’s creative qi and so many definitive local works have been a product of this process.

There are so many collectives and groups of passionate individuals--musicians, artists, designers, visual artists alike--who have been conducting their projects under the umbrella of RSC and with support from Identite. We depend very heavily on the support, resources, expertise, and most importantly, the physical space that Home Club provides. Many of our projects seek to explore art in a variety of different ways, not just within music but across all disciplines and involving artists of diverse backgrounds. These are projects we strongly believe have a place in furthering and expanding Singapore's relationship with art. We need this physical space to materialise our dreams and ideas. Without Identite, we feel like we have no Home.

It is never going to be the same, but Identite will remain as alive as ever, even as it looks for a new home. In the meantime, let’s make our final Identite at Home Club a night to remember.

#godspeedhomeclub