本期的没顶美术馆驻地访问艺术家是跨学科艺术家金锋。2000年以来他长期参与上海艺术家群体的自我组织的各种当代艺术活动及展览。金锋的作品创作涉及多种媒介，致力于模糊艺术家与理论作者双重身份之间的联系。
《软如棉, 硬如针》是金锋在没顶美术馆驻留期间构思的表演讲座。金锋近年来深受以物为导向的思辨实在论的影响，希望通过写作、表演和档案，将崇明岛转译为不同对象之间的相遇，以此来增加我们思考和行动的疆域。
为了配合《软如棉, 硬如针》的发布，艺术家邀请您加入他在没顶美术馆开幕式当天举行的现场表演。该项目及 表演免费向公众开放。
金锋
金锋，1967年生于中国上海，多媒介艺术家。1991年毕业于上海中国纺织大学工艺美术专业(现东华大学)， 2012年上海戏剧学院舞台美术系视觉艺术MFA硕士。2000年以来长期参与上海艺术家群体的自我组织的各种 当代艺术活动及展览，“未来的节日”主要组织者和发起人之一。“江南基栈”发起人之一。“泡卡司”当代艺术播 客主创之一，2021年上海双年展“生态联盟”馆校合作项目“超流体”，上海视觉艺术学院单元总指导教师。
The current MVAIR artist is Jin Feng, an interdisciplinary artist. Since 2000, he has participated in various contemporary art events and exhibitions self-organized by the artist community in Shanghai. Working in multi- ple media, he is dedicated to blurring the distinction between his dual identity of artist and theorist.
“Soft as Cotton, Hard as Needle” is a performance / lecture Jin conceived during his residency at MadeIn Art Museum. In recent years, his practice has been deeply informed by object-oriented speculative realism. Through writing, performance, and archives, he hopes to transcribe the Chongming Island into an encounter between different objects so as to expand the territory of our thinking and action.
To accompany the launch of the showroom “Soft as Cotton, Hard as Needle”, the artist invites you to join his live performance on the opening day of MadeIn Art Museum. The showroom and the performance are free and open to the public.
Jin Feng
Jin Feng (b.1967, Shanghai, China) is a multi-media artist who graduated from China Textile University in Shang- hai (now Donghua University) in 1991 with a degree in Arts and Crafts. He also holds an MFA in Visual Arts (2012) from Shanghai Theatre Academy. Since 2000, Jin has been closely involved in contemporary art activities and exhibitions initiated by the artist community in Shanghai. A co-founder of Future Festival and Jiangnan Stack, he is also one of the producers behind Powcast, a podcast on contemporary art. Jin also served as the chief advisor of “Superfluid,” a project by students of Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts in “an Ecosystem of Alliances,” the second phase of the Shanghai Biennale 2021 which invited local art institutions to participate.
