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艺术院校的目标

The End of Art School

(英)戴维・克罗斯  David Cross
翻译:周   岚  Translated by Zhou Lan 1-4 →《童年的结束》这部短片通过运用军用飞机在飞行时留下的蒸气痕迹,将象征
       无政府主义的符号像涂鸦艺术家一样"涂抹"在英国乡间蔚蓝的天空中。
| 内容摘要 | 本文从获取和分享知识,
世界的持续变化以及视觉文化
作为公共领域的部分等方面分析了艺术实践的价值和意义,
并以此阐
明了艺术院校的目标。
[关键词]艺术院校 / 艺术实践 / 目标

在艺术和设计领域,教学和研究间的关系究竟是怎么样呢?为回答 While studying graphic design at St Martin's School of Art in 1987,
这个问题,我从我曾作为学生,后来又成为艺术从业者和教师的切身体 I was finishing a piece of artwork for my first major critique. Having spent
验入手,试着去说明为什么我的艺术家经历让我能从事艺术方面的教学 most of my time researching the subject and formulating my idea, I was
并使我的艺术研究具有重要意义。 running late. Inexplicably, a fellow student (I later learned his name was
1987 年,那时我还在中央圣马丁艺术学院学习平面设计,正为参加 Matthew Cornford) offered to help me prepare my presentation. After the
第一次重要的作品考评而着力完成一幅艺术作品。由于我把大部分时间 critique, I asked Matthew why he had helped me: surely professional
都花在研究主题和进行创意构思上,眼看就要不能如期完成作品了,没 ambition demanded competition rather than collaboration? To an onlooker,
想到此时一个同学(后来我知道他的名字是Matthew Cornford )主动给 the ensuing discussion may have seemed more adversarial than conciliatory,
予我帮助,使我如期完成了作品。在考评会后,我就问马修为什么会帮 but I see now that what we began was a Socratic dialogue1 in which we
助我,因为很显然,专业上更多的是需要竞争而不是合作。在旁观者看 each had to articulate and defend our assumptions about the purpose and
来,我和马修的对话似乎更具有对抗性,而非融洽无间,但现在我知道 process of art and design. To support his views, Matthew passed me
当时我们的对话称得上是苏格拉底式的对话
(Socratic dialogue)
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 :我 articles from Flash Art magazine; I retaliated with copies of The Ecologist,
们两人都不得不阐述和捍卫各自有关艺术和设计的目的及过程的看法。 and in conversations marked by a provoking mixture of converging interests
为支持自己的观点,马修给了我一篇《闪现艺术》
(Flash Art)杂志上的 and diverging opinions, we established the basis for a discursive, collabo-
文章,而我则针锋相对地给了他一篇《生态学者》
(The Ecologist)杂志 rative art practice which continues today.
上的文章。我们俩兴趣爱好相近,但观点分歧较大,因此对话气氛难免
有些激烈,但正是这次对话,为我们俩以后在艺术领域的长期合作(直 This fusion of dialogue with collaboration is one example of how my
到目前我都还在和马修合作)奠定了基础。 experience of art school set up a 'positive feedback loop' in which enquiry,
这次难忘的谈话,
是我在艺术学院就读的经历如何让我建立起
“积极 action, and learning began to inter-relate and reinforce each other. Gradually,
的反馈循环”的一个例子。通过这种“积极的反馈循环”机制,我的探 Matthew and I moved away from specialization and towards interdisciplinary
询、行动和学习紧密地联系在了一起,并彼此互相强化。我和马修逐步 work. Recognizing that our projects were most unlikely to be realized if we
不再局限于一个专业,而转向了跨学科的工作。在认识到如果只是拘守 stayed within our department, we decided to enjoy the freedom that the art
于本系我们是不大可能完成我们的艺术项目后,
我们决定充分利用艺术学 school environment allowed, and cut across subject disciplines to engage
院宽松环境赋予的自由,打破学科和专业的藩篱,从事我们感兴趣的工 with the issues that interested us. Each new project involved a search for
作。在从事每一个新的艺术项目时,我们都要去研究一些新东西——新 something particular-materials, tools, information, services or expertise. Ne-
的材料、工具、服务或是专门的技艺。为此我们需要走遍伦敦——从偏远 gotiating access to what we needed across the institution, and in obscure
郊区到城市中心,造访各种机构和个人,这种经历让我们理解到视觉文 parts of London and its hinterland involved first-hand encounters with the
化和其地理、经济及社会背景是密不可分的。我们抱负远大,但在试图实 inextricable links between visual culture and its geographic, economic and
现抱负的过程中也出现了一些困难和阻碍,而正是这二者之间的张力, social context. The tensions between our ambitions and the limitations which

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让我认识到:要洞悉概念和形式间存在什么样的关系,艺术实践是基 emerged as we attempted to realize them shaped my understanding of
础。学会创造性地和批判性地提问,努力探索对各种纷繁复杂问题的解 practice as the basis of the relationship between concept and form.
答,是学生接受艺术和设计教育所能得到的最大益处之一。在有幸享受
到高水平学院教育的同时,我开始倾向于拒绝接受那些只具有表面价值 Learning to take part in creative and critical enquiry, pursued along
的空泛之论,而对了解意义如何根据语境的变化而发生变化则越来越有 sometimes wildly disparate lines of enquiry, remains one of the great
兴趣。我开始认识到,当代艺术(及设计过程的核心部分)除了具有审 benefits of art and design education. While enjoying such a privilege, I
美和引人深思的价值之外,还具有一项重要功能:可以检验我们日常生 grew less inclined to accept representations at face value, and more curious
活中的概念、意义和界限。于是我开始探寻将处理世事的物质层面和精 to understand how meaning changes according to context. I felt that in
神层面的方式结合在一起的新方式。 addition to producing aesthetic and contemplative experiences, a key func-
从学院毕业后,我和马修决定合作,开始我们的艺术家生涯。我 tion of contemporary art (and a vital part of the design process) could be
们知道我们的艺术项目具有很强的实验性和批判性,
因此并不指望靠 to test concepts, assumptions and boundaries in everyday life. I began
作品赚到钱,所以每次有工商企业经人游说向我们提供经济资助时, looking for ways to associate material and intellectual ways of going about
对我们来说都是意外之喜。我们认识到,要长期从事艺术事业,必须 the world.
要有足够的经济保障、能激励创作灵感源源不断涌现的文化环境及充
分的创作自由。因此,我们应在大学工作。在完成一系列艺术项目后, After graduation, Matthew and I decided to collaborate as artists.
我们成了大学里的“研究活跃型”教师,从而有资格申请须经同事评 Given the critical tendency of our projects, we didn't expect to make
审的研究资金,以从事我们的研究。在大学,我们与学生保持经常性 money, so whenever industry or commerce could be persuaded to offer
的接触,参加各种大学活动,
从而能保持探索性和实验性的创作路径, support, it came as a welcome surprise. We recognized that to establish an
也促使我们阐明我们每个新项目对知识领域所做的贡献。此外,在大 art practice we would need a particular combination of just enough eco-
学工作的一大益处就是可以使我们避免为了获得商业上的利益,而被 nomic security, plenty of cultural stimulation, and a great deal of intellec-
迫以媚俗的风格创作浅薄之作,
也避免了艺术家因卷入浮华的名利场 tual freedom, so it was clear that we should work in universities. With a
而不能自拔的危险。 succession of completed art projects, we became 'research-active' lecturers,
尽管我作为艺术家的事业生涯前途是很难预测的,但基于以下三点 which made us eligible to apply for peer-reviewed funding for the research
理由,我献身高等教育的追求却一直没有改变。第一,在我看来,获取 aspect of our work. Being in regular contact with students, and taking part
和分享知识对建设一个开放和民主的社会来说非常重要。作为坎伯维尔 in the wider university life has enabled us to maintain a questioning,
艺术学院
(Camberwell College of Arts)平面设计硕士教育项目的课程负 experimental approach, while obliging us to articulate the contribution to
责人,我总是鼓励来自不同学科专业的学生们实验各种创意和材料,兼 knowledge made by each new project. Plus, a major benefit has been to
收并蓄、大胆创造,敢于形成和提出自己的观点。
我要求每个学生都制定 escape from the commercial imperative of developing an artistic 'signature
自己的研究方案,
方案内容根据自身的特长而定,
研究主题应具有相当的 style' (with the attendant risk of being swept up into a spiral of meaning-
重要性,
而且能使学生有机会通过研究与学院外的组织和个人开展合作。 less wealth and celebrity!).
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Although my career as an artist has been unpredictable, my commit-
ment to Higher Education has been, and is, sustained by three views. Firstly,
I see the acquisition and sharing of knowledge as vital to an open,
democratic society. As the Subject Leader of the MA Graphic Design at
Camberwell College of Arts, I encourage students from different disciplines
to experiment with ideas and materials, to take creative and intellectual
risks, and to develop their opinions. Each student is asked to set out a
research proposal, which builds on their skills, engages with significant
issues, and which allows them the opportunity to collaborate with people
and organizations outside. My students' projects are so diverse that I could
never know enough to cover the detail of all their specialist interests.
Fortunately for me, neither the role of tutor, nor that of artist and designer,


is to be a repository of knowledge; instead, I see my role as being to
stimulate ambition, encourage difference, and support enquiry. So, I encour-
age students to share information and ideas, to make regular presentations
学生们的研究主题非常广泛,
要完全了解各个研究主题的详细知识,
已超 to their peers, and to discuss how their work and profession relates to the
出我自己的知识面了。但幸运的是,在我看来,
无论是作为老师还是艺术 wider context of current affairs.
家和设计家,我的职责都不是仅把我自己积累的知识灌输给学生,而是
要激发他们的雄心壮志,
鼓励他们敢于与众不同,
支持他们大胆提问和探 Secondly, I see change as inevitable. As long as economic and
索。因此,我总是鼓励学生们分享信息和创意,
定期向同学们展示自己的 political instability, ecological destruction, and technological revolu-
作品,
并就他们的作品与当代社会各个方面的专业联系性而开展讨论。 tion continue, so the context in which culture exists will undergo
第二,在我看来,变化是不可避免的。在当今世界,经济和政治具 profound and complex changes. Whether such changes bring opportu-
有不稳定性,生态破坏日趋严重,科技革命还在持续发生,因此社会环 nity or threat will depend on how adaptable societies, organizations
境——文化总是存在于一定社会环境中的——必将经历深刻而复杂的变 and individuals are. There are countless examples of how adhering to
化。这些变化带来的究竟是机遇还是威胁,这要取决于社会、组织和个 established procedures is rewarded, and conforming to received ideas
人适应它们的能力。已有无数的例子向我们显示:坚守既定的程序是如 brings acceptance. But the sense of security they produce can be false.
何让人得到奖赏,顺从广为接受的观念又是如何让人得到肯定和接纳。 Responding to dynamic situations involves facing risk and making
但是这些行为使人产生的安全感可能是虚假的。要对快速变化的情景做 decisions on the basis of incomplete or uncertain information. External
出回应,当然就会面临风险,此时也仅能靠不完全或不确定的信息做出 change may mean that a research question must be re-phrased, a
决策。
外部环境发生变化,可能就意味着一个研究问题必须被重新表述, methodology revised, or an objective re-defined, any one of which can
研究方法必须被修改,或者研究对象必须被重新定义,其中任何一种情 be enough to cause doubt and anxiety. A supportive learning environ-
况都足以引起疑惑和焦虑。一个对学生大有裨益的学习环境,并不是要 ment is not one which protects students from experiencing such doubt
使学生免于经历这种疑惑和焦虑,而是应帮助学生对假设和目的提出疑 and anxiety; rather it should help them question assumptions and
问,提出并检验假说,并试着用创造性的策略解答问题,而不必因害怕 motives, raise and test hypotheses, and try different creative problem-
失败就不敢这样做。 solving strategies without fear of failure.
第三,我把视觉文化看成公共领域的一部分。在我们这个时代,消
费主义意识形态在全球范围内都在不断扩张和蔓延,改变着公共舆论的 Thirdly, I see visual culture as part of the public sphere. Today, consum-
语言,也占据了很多人的头脑。尽管艺术学院和大学与工商业界有着重 erist ideology pervades societies around the world, altering public language and
要的联系,但最让我感兴趣的还是高等教育机构因其致力于追求知识而 occupying private thought. Although art school and university have important
成为制约赢利至上的市场的平衡力量所发挥的作用。在艺术学院,我们 connections with business and industry, what most interests me here is higher
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临的诸多问题和挑战,从气候变化到生物科技,都极为严峻或重大,不 can be considered in relation to a broader context of cultural difference and
是单个人所能解决的问题,这也是这些问题为什么会成为公众关注的主 social value. From climate change to biotechnology, certain problems and
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which is why their representation is a matter of public concern.

Perhaps such problems and opportunities have reached a critical and
urgent state because, not fitting existing structures of categorization, they
fall into liminal zones, where responsibility can be avoided and action
deferred. In Ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle proposed that there
were three basic activities of man: Theoria, Poiesis and Praxis, which have
truth, production, and action as their respective purpose or end. Yet as
Marxist scholar Tom Bottomore notes, 'In Aristotle's own school the
question of whether to divide all human activity into two or three fields
was decided in favour of a division into the theoretical and the practical.
'2 What this momentous decision secured in clarity, it sacrificed in subtlety
and balance. The conflation of production and action privileged production
and suppressed action, resulting in an understanding of artistic practice as
materially engaged, yet removed from the sphere of everyday activity, and
4 subtly disempowered.

这些我们所面临的问题和挑战,由于不适合明确归类于现有的分类 During the twentieth century, the ideological positions informing vari-
框架中,落入了阈域之中——人们可以避免为这些问题承担责任,也可 ous art 'movements' have compounded this problem in different ways. For
以迟迟不采取应对行动。因此,这些问题和挑战可能已非常紧迫和危急。 example, Marcel Duchamp's seminal contribution of the 'readymade' posited
古希腊哲学家亚里士多德认为,人类有三大基本活动:理论、创制、实 art as an intellectual activity divorced from material production. This was
践,相对应的目的分别为真理、创造、行动。马克思主义学者汤姆・包 reinforced in the late 1960s by the definitive achievement of Conceptualism
特摩尔(Tom Bottomore)对此评论说:
“在亚里士多德学派看来,将人 - the 'dematerialization' of the art object. Even Pop art's celebration of
类活动划分为两个还是三个领域,取决于将理论和实践明确分开的观 'mass culture', while appearing egalitarian and anti-intellectual, served to
点。” 后人将三大领域简化为两大领域当然更简明,
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但却以牺牲微妙的差 privilege artistic strategies of 'outsourced' production, and implicitly en-
别和平衡性为代价。将创造和行动都归入实践领域,给了创造更尊贵的 dorsed the division of labour in manufacturing.
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20世纪各种艺术运动风起云涌,持不同意识形态立场的艺术家以不 on material conditions rather than 'movements'. As cultural critic Fredric
同的方式回答“艺术实践的本质”这个重大问题。例如,画家杜尚(Marcel Jameson has so eloquently shown, culture can be most clearly understood
Duchamp)以其从“现成品”演变而来的装置艺术,把艺术实践视为与物 as the corollary of economic activity.3 Beginning in Britain, the Industrial
质性创作活动相分离的思想性活动,
在现代艺术史上留下了深远的影响。 Revolution rendered many crafts redundant; later, the transfer of manufactur-
20 世纪 60 年代末期,概念艺术异军突起,以其将艺术客体“非物质化” ing to low wage economies overseas resulted in a radical de-skilling of the
的艺术宗旨,进一步强化了艺术实践是一种纯理性活动的观念。波普艺 domestic workforce, and accelerated the decline of craft skill. More recently,
术则赞美“大众文化”,呈现出平等主义和反理性主义的一面,遵循一种 the technological revolution driving the 'information society' has positioned
“取消高雅艺术与通俗艺术差别”的艺术观,并以含蓄的方式对制造业中 mental rather than physical activity as producer of 'added value'. Today, in
的劳动分工表示支持。 the context of UK Higher Education institutions for art and design, teaching
如果我们把艺术实践定义为“文化生产”的一种形式,在基于物质 and research are understood as inherently valuable activities which comple-
条件而非种种“艺术运动”进行分析后,就有可能理解行动为什么遭到 ment one another to the benefit of society. But it seems to me that
贬抑。文化批评家詹姆森(Fredric Jameson)曾雄辩地指出,文化可以被 'practice', perhaps because of its subsidiary relation to production, still
清楚地理解为经济活动的必然结果。 发端于英国的工业革命,
使得很多
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invites a more ambivalent response. I think the issue is not only the
传统工艺成为多余之物,后来随着发达国家纷纷将制造业转到海外,由 meaning of 'practice' in art and design, but the dichotomy between Theory
经济成本较低的生产商制造,
导致发达国家国内劳动力的技术急剧退化, and Practice in which it is held. In order to reposition practice in art and
从而加速了工艺技术的衰落。近些年来,科技革命推动了向“信息社会” design as more than the application of theory, we need to reclaim action
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的转型,而在“信息社会”,生产者的“增加价值”表现为脑力劳动而非 as distinct from, and equal to, production, and to locate it within a three
体力劳动。目前,在英国艺术和设计类高等院校中,教学和研究还被认 part model similar to that of Theoria, Poiesis and Praxis. Furthermore, I
为是具有固有价值的活动,可以为全社会带来利益。但在我看来,也许 would advocate that Praxis should be understood in the spirit offered by
因为“艺术实践”具有与生产活动相补充的关系,因此使得人们对它的 political economist Karl Marx, and developed by critical theorist Jürgen
反应更为矛盾。我认为,问题的关键不仅在于艺术和设计实践中“实 Habermas: where Praxis means using all the faculties in conscious, ethically
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为将艺术和设计领域的
“实践”
重新定位——实践不再仅仅是理论的运
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用——我们需要让行动重新获得比创作更为尊贵,或者说至少是一样平 As influential expressions of the way we think and act, art and design
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等的地位,把行动重新归入类似亚里士多德“理论、创造、实践”三分 do not passively 'reflect' the turbulence and stability of the social world;
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的理论模型中。此外,我主张“实践”应按政治经济学家卡尔・马克思 they are actively implicated in it. So my art practice as part of Cornford
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首先提出,后来又被批判理论大家哈贝马斯(Jürgen Habermas)发展的 & Cross is based on a paradigm of 'action research'.4 We make 'live'
理论那样理解:
“实践”意味着有意识地运用人的全部能力,在具有伦理 interventions into situations, which involve debate and collaboration with
正当性的基础上将这些能力转化为行动。[4] people who may have little interest in contemporary art. Each project
艺术和设计,作为对我们思考和行动方式有影响力的表达,并不是 involves a cycle of discussion, fact-finding, writing a proposal, and (hopefully)
被动地反映社会的动荡和稳定,而是主动地介入社会生活之中。因此, realizing it. However, 'realizing' does not mean presenting a resolved
作为艺术家组合 Cornford & Cross的一员,我的艺术实践是建立在“行 statement, but inviting viewers to engage with a paradox manifested in
动研究”[5]
这一范式之上的。我们“现场感”地介入作品,和那些可能对 action and form. This can involve working so closely with people, that I
当代艺术没什么兴趣的人们辩论和合作。我们每个项目都有一系列环环 become immersed in situations which demand I re-examine my opinions,
相扣的活动,包括讨论、实况调查、编写方案以及实现方案(我们当然 and shift my point of view: in identifying with others, I challenge my own
希望实现)。当然,所谓“实现”并不意味着向观看者呈现一份确定性的 sense of self.
陈述,而是邀请观看者参与探寻行动和形式中具有的多意和微妙之处。
要做到这一点,我会和人们如此紧密地合作,以至于完全沉浸在情景之 Just as my impulse to make art springs from a lively sense of
中,这要求我重新检视自己的观点,并转移了我的视点:通过与他人的 dissatisfaction, I am not motivated to conduct research unless I see a
比较,挑战我既往的自我意识。 certain lack or need. I teach because I share my students' conviction
正如驱动我不断进行艺术创造的是一种对现状的不满一样,除 that things might yet be better than they are. The combination of
非我发现有某种缺乏或需要,我是不会有动力从事研究的。
我从事教 making art, conducting research, and teaching, though often inconve-
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学,是因为想让我的学生知道 :事情是可以比它们现在的样子更好 nient and far from harmonious, brings me closest to connecting the
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的。通过将艺术创作、研究、教学三者结合起来(尽管这样做并不容

world of ideas and the world of lived experience. The ability to
易且不是没有冲突的)使我能将观念的世界和生活的世界紧密连接 envision alternative possibilities, and to choose from amongst them as
起来。具有构想多种可能性的能力,
并能运用我们的自由意志对这诸 an act of free will, is both a means to an end, and an end in itself:
多可能性加以选择,这既是达到目的的手段,也是目的本身:艺术院 the end of art school.
校教学的目标。

|注释|
[1] Socratic dialogue. Society for the Furtherance of Critical Philosophy http://
www.sfcp.org.uk/socratic_dialogue.htm. |[2] Tom Bottomore (ed.) A Dictionary of
Marxist Thought.  Oxford: Blackwell, 1983, p.435. |[3] Fredric Jameson Postmodernism,
or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism London: Verso, 1991. |[4] Action
Research http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_research. |[5] 同[2], p.439.
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戴维・克罗斯  英国伦敦艺术大学坎伯维尔艺术学院


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