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展览预告 | 异质体集群——云上美术馆艺术家推介计划系列展

2025-06-25 20:44:12栏目：艺术 IP属地：IP未知

展览名称：异质体集群——云上美术馆艺术家推介计划系列展

Exhibition Theme：Heterogeneous Assemblage：Beijing Yunshang Art Museum Artist Promotion Program Series Exhibition

学术顾问：杨飞云

Academic Advisor：Yang Feiyun

学术主持：朱春林常磊

Academic Directors：Zhu Chunlin Chang Lei

策展人：井中月

Curator：Jing Zhongyue

艺术家：董文通康恒刘世军乌兰徐海东赵弘君赵俊皓邹彧

Artists：Dong Wentong Kang Heng Liu Shijun Wu lan Xu Haidong Zhao Junhao Zou Yu

艺术总监：王治平孙志义

Art Directors：Wang Zhiping Sun Zhiyi

学术支持：中国艺术研究院油画院

Academic Support：Oil Painting Institute of Chinese National Academy of Arts

主办机构：云上美术馆

Organizer：Beijing Yunshang Art Museum

开幕时间：2025年7月5日16：00

Opening：July 5th, 2025 4:00 PM

展览时间：2025年7月5日——2025年7月20日

Duration：July 5, 2025-July 20, 2025

周二 – 周日 Tue.-Sun. 9:30-17:30

展览地点：北京市朝阳区高碑店文化艺术新街1704号云上美术馆•陈列馆

Venue：Beijing Yunshang Art Museum

异质体集群

——云上美术馆艺术家推介计划系列展

文 / 井中月

异质体作为生物学术语，通常用于描述由两种或多种不同性质或结构的物质单元构成的复合体。这些不同的物质单元在同一体系中以某种方式同存共生，形成具有组成多样、结构复杂、性质独特的整体特征。“异质体集群”则是哲学、社会学和政治学领域的复合概念，由不同属性、功能或结构的个体单元在个性相异又相互依存中建构的协同系统，在构成、特性、目的等方面存在显著差异的个体组成的集合，即在构成多元化与互动协调性的平衡中形成共同体。与“同质体集群”不同，“异质体集群”强调多样性、差异性和包容性，试图在多元共存或差异共处的基础上构建一种新的社群链接方式。

对“异质体集群”的认知判断与后现代哲学中的多元主义理论密切相关。亦如，西奥多•阿多诺、吉尔•德勒兹、弗朗索瓦•利奥塔等强调非同一性、游牧思想、去中心化，反对一元论的叙事模式和中心化的社会结构。“异质体集群”力主在消除偏见和尊重差异的基础上，探寻新型的共存共生方式。

在社会学中，“异质体集群”是对全球化背景下社会多样性的一种有力回应。伴随着社会分工、文化互鉴、人口迁徙等，社群单元越来越多元化，传统的“同质体集群”模式难以适应这种新变化。“异质体集群”以新颖的群体联结模式建构社群关系，强调在差异性中寻找共同性，在共同性中尊重差异性，并通过包容性政策和社会性实践实现“群己权界”的整合。

作为一种在多样性中寻找共同点的联结模式，“异质体集群”以兼容并包和多项互动来实现共同目标。尽管面临诸多挑战，但其为全球化背景下的社会整合提供了一种新的可能性。通过尊重差异、促进对话和构建共同目标，“异质体集群”有望成为未来社会的重要组成形式。

当那个以“美”和“审美”作为单一标准的“纯真时代”一去不复返，当这个“一切皆可，一切皆得为艺术”的“多元时代”不可阻挡的到来，我们不仅要归纳已知的场域，更要演绎未知的边界。由此，我们亦要警惕个体一旦进入群体，个体异质力将在群体同质力的裹挟中湮没。艺术家力主确立独一无二的个人风格，而艺术史家则试图确证集体风格的共同叙事。这表明我们正是在个体有意识和群体无意识的博弈中创造历史。然而，历史真正的进步，正是始于对异质者的敬畏。

在本次“异质体集群——云上美术馆艺术家推介计划系列展”中，我们推出董文通、康恒、刘世军、乌兰、徐海东、赵弘君、赵俊皓、邹彧八位艺术家的个展，跨度60、70、80、90后艺术家，涉及绘画、雕塑、装置、影像等不同艺术门类。试图通过他们的作品，重新审视和深入思考“异质体集群”这一主题的现实价值和未来意义。

2025年3月20日

撰写于中国艺术研究院油画院

Heterogeneous Assemblage

Beijing Yunshang Art Museum Artist Promotion Program Series Exhibition

By Jing Zhongyue

In biological terms, a Heterogeneity typically describes a composite entity composed of two or more distinct material units differing in nature or structure. These diverse units coexist symbiotically within the same system, forming an integrated whole characterized by compositional diversity, structural complexity, and unique properties. Nevertheless, Heterogeneous assemblage is a composite concept in philosophy, sociology, and political science—a synergistic system constructed from individual units of differing attributes, functions, or structures that maintain distinct identities while remaining interdependent. It is a collective formed by individuals with significant differences in composition, characteristics, and purposes, achieving a balance between pluralistic construction and interactive coordination to establish a community. Unlike homogeneous assemblages, heterogeneous assemblages emphasize diversity, differentiation, and inclusivity, seeking to forge new modes of social connectivity based on pluralistic coexistence or differentiated Coexistence.

The conceptual understanding of heterogeneous assemblages is closely tied to pluralist theories in postmodern philosophy. Thinkers such as Theodor Adorno, Gilles Deleuze, and Jean-Francois Lyotard championed non-identity, nomadic thought, and decentralization, opposing monolithic narratives and centralized social structures. Heterogeneous assemblages advocate for exploring new forms of coexistence grounded in the elimination of prejudice and respect for difference.

In sociology, heterogeneous assemblages offer a robust response to social diversity in the context of globalization. With increasing social division of labor, cultural exchange, and demographic mobility, Community units have grown ever more pluralistic, Rendering traditional homogeneous assemblage models inadequate. Heterogeneous assemblages construct social relations through innovative modes of group connectivity, Emphasizing the discovery of commonality with in difference and the respect for difference within commonality, Ultimately achieving the integration of group-individual boundaries through inclusive policies and social practices.

As a connective paradigm that seeks common ground amid diversity, heterogeneous assemblages pursue shared goals through inclusiveness and multilateral interaction. Despite numerous challenges, They present a novel possibility for social integration in a globalized world. By respecting differences, fostering dialogue, and constructing collective objectives, Heterogeneous assemblages may well become a vital organizational form for future societies.

As the Age of Innocence—defined by singular standards of beauty and aesthetics—fades irrevocably into the past, and as the Age of Plurality, Where everything is permissible and everything may become art, arrives inexorably, We must not only map known territories but also chart unknown frontiers. Therefore, Herein lies the need for vigilance: once individuals enter a collective, Their heterogeneous vitality risks being subsumed by the homogenizing force of the group. Artists strive to establish unique personal styles, While art historians seek to affirm the collective narrative of shared styles. This reveals how history is forged precisely through the tension between individual consciousness and group unconsciousness. Yet the true progress of history begins with reverence for the heterogeneous individuals.

In this Heterogeneous Assemblage—Beijing Yunshang Art Museum Artist Promotion Program Series Exhibition, We Launch solo exhibitions by eight artists: Dong Wentong, Kang Heng, Liu Shijun, Wu Lan, Xu Haidong, Zhao Hongjun, Zhao Junhao, and Zou Yu. Spanning generations from the 1960s to the 1990s, Their art works encompass painting, sculpture, installation, video, and other mediums. Through their practices, We aim to re-examine and reflect deeply on the contemporary value and future significance of heterogeneous assemblages.

March 20, 2025

Written at the Oil Painting Institute

China National Academy of Arts

异质体集群

——云上美术馆艺术家推介计划系列展