Woon Tien Wei

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

福岡の地で現代アートシーンを支え続ける福岡アジア美術トリエンナーレ。記念すべき4回目を迎える今年は、来福して間もない若きアジア人アーティスト、ティエンが注目をあびている。観衆の目を引こうとする多くの現代アートの中において、彼の作品は見る人に与えるものがあるという点でも人を惹き付けながら、『Fukuoka Really Really Free Market』という試みも中心となって行っている。「代価を一切求めないマーケットを実地することでグローバリズムや貨幣経済偏重主義に対して考え直すきっかけをつくり、そして新たなシステムを作り出すことで別の価値観や活力を見出そうとする目的があるんだ。すでに沢山の福岡の人々がこのプロジェクトに興味を示しているよ。」と目を輝かせて話すティエン。この試みを福岡という街がどう解釈していくのかも楽しみだという彼。アートを通じて社会活動に関わること、これが真のグローバリゼーションなのかも。興味がある方はwebサイトをチェックしてね。http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

福岡の地で現代アートシーンを支え続ける福岡アジア美術トリエンナーレ。記念すべき4回目を迎える今年は、来福して間もない若きアジア人アーティスト、ティエンが注目をあびている。観衆の目を引こうとする多くの現代アートの中において、彼の作品は見る人に与えるものがあるという点でも人を惹き付けながら、『Fukuoka Really Really Free Market』という試みも中心となって行っている。「代価を一切求めないマーケットを実地することでグローバリズムや貨幣経済偏重主義に対して考え直すきっかけをつくり、そして新たなシステムを作り出すことで別の価値観や活力を見出そうとする目的があるんだ。すでに沢山の福岡の人々がこのプロジェクトに興味を示しているよ。」と目を輝かせて話すティエン。この試みを福岡という街がどう解釈していくのかも楽しみだという彼。アートを通じて社会活動に関わること、これが真のグローバリゼーションなのかも。興味がある方はwebサイトをチェックしてね。http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

福岡の地で現代アートシーンを支え続ける福岡アジア美術トリエンナーレ。記念すべき4回目を迎える今年は、来福して間もない若きアジア人アーティスト、ティエンが注目をあびている。観衆の目を引こうとする多くの現代アートの中において、彼の作品は見る人に与えるものがあるという点でも人を惹き付けながら、『Fukuoka Really Really Free Market』という試みも中心となって行っている。「代価を一切求めないマーケットを実地することでグローバリズムや貨幣経済偏重主義に対して考え直すきっかけをつくり、そして新たなシステムを作り出すことで別の価値観や活力を見出そうとする目的があるんだ。すでに沢山の福岡の人々がこのプロジェクトに興味を示しているよ。」と目を輝かせて話すティエン。この試みを福岡という街がどう解釈していくのかも楽しみだという彼。アートを通じて社会活動に関わること、これが真のグローバリゼーションなのかも。興味がある方はwebサイトをチェックしてね。http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm

 

 

 

 

This month FN showcases one of the young Asian artists whose work will soon be appearing in Fukuoka, in celebration of the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale. Although he hasn’t been in town long, Tien’s work is sure to make a big splash. If most modern art seems to be trying to grab your attention, Tien’s project for the Triennale aims to give something back. As part of Singapore art collective Post-Museum, Tien is working on the “Fukuoka Really Really Free Market” (FRRFM). “We’re going to work with volunteers to create ‘free zones’ around Fukuoka,” says Tien. Within the free zone people are encouraged to share objects and services for free, and Tien hopes that it will make people think about the idea of “alternative economies”. Tien says he’s met many Fukuoka people who are excited about the project, and says he’s looking forward to seeing a Fukuoka interpretation of “alternative economy”. So get out there and share the wealth! For more information see the Triennale site: http://server-foundation.org/frrfm