北京活动：艺术，教育与环境：创新企业家的视角，7月26日，周四，晚6：30,美国驻华大使馆微信公众号文章

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艺术，教育与环境：创新企业家的视角Art, Education and the Environment: Perspectives from a Creative Entrepreneur

7月26日，周四，晚6：30 – July 26th, Thursday, 6:30pm

Heidi Schwegler是一位美国艺术家，她的作品的材料来自于北京，洛杉矶，纽约和美国郊区的废弃物。她游走于这些城市中，寻找被人们认为是垃圾的东西：鸡骨头，破损的标志，丢弃的鞋子，容器。然后加入玻璃，金，银，蜡等物质将这些物品重新合成为新的艺术品，为这些已“死亡”的物品注入新的生命。在职业生涯上，Heidi一直期望能完美结合艺术家和教育者两种职业，即能作为艺术家在工作室中创作，又能作为大学教育者进行教学。加入北京美国中心，你将有机会见到Heidi并能更多了解她和她的艺术作品。在讲座中，她将分享她职业生涯的三个主要方面：她的雕塑作品，她目前负责的美术硕士（MFA）研究生项目，以及她正在发展的加州南部新艺术家驻留项目。她还将讨论为什么在踏入学术界将近二十年后，她决定放弃教学，全身心地投入到工作室创作并适应创新企业家的新角色。

活动用英文进行，配有中文交传。（因特殊原因，原定的同声传译改为交替传译）

预约详情： http://www.wanshe.cn/orders/view/25603

Heidi Schwegler is an American artist whose work emanates from the discarded waste of Beijing, Los Angeles, New York City and suburban America. She roams these cities for things that most would consider trash: chicken bones, broken signs, lost shoes, take out containers. She then resynthesizes these objects by casting them with glass, gold, silver, wax, resulting in artwork that persists in a sort of “living death.” Professionally, Schwegler’s aspirations have always resided in blending a career that includes a studio practice as an artist and teaching as a college level educator. Please join us at the Beijing American Center for a chance to meet Schwegler and learn more about her and her artwork. During the presentation she will share the three main facets of her career: her sculptural work, the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduate program she is currently chairing, and a new artist residency program she is developing that will be based in southern California. She will also discuss why, after nearly twenty years in academia, she has decided to step away from teaching in order to more fully embrace her studio practice and her new role as creative entrepreneur.

This program will be conducted in English with consecutive translation into Chinese.

To RSVP: http://www.wanshe.cn/orders/view/25603

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活动将于晚6：30开始晚6：00可以进入。请尽量于活动开始前10分钟到达以便有足够时间通过安检。

The program will start at 6:30pm and doors will open at 6pm. Please try to arrive at least 10 minutes before the program starts to allow enough time to go through security.

注意：本活动对一般公众。音频和视频记录设备不得使用。有关媒体采访细节须直接与美国使馆新闻处取得联系。

NOTE: This event is open to the general public. Audio or video recording of the program will not be permitted. Press inquiries should be directed to the U.S. Embassy Press Office.

请注意：活动参与者授权美国国务部拍摄和录像他们的形象和/或声音。允许美国国务部在公共信息项目和活动中发布、出版、广播或引用这些材料。获得的内容可能会被用于未来的演讲、在互联网上传播、以及通过多种广播渠道和印刷媒体传播。内容（图片、音频或想法）的使用将不会用于商业目的。非常感谢。

Please note that attendees of this event grant permission to the U.S. Department of State to photograph and video record their image and/or voice. Permission is granted for the U.S. Department of State to release, publish, broadcast or quote this material in public information programs and activities. Content procured may be included in future speeches, on the Internet, through multiple broadcast channels and print media. Use of content (image, audio or ideas) will not be used for commercial purposes. Thank you very much.

*请记住携带有效身份证件进入北京美国中心。请此活动勿携带大包。

You must bring a valid photo ID in order to get into our Center. No large bags will be allowed into the Beijing American Center (BAC) for this event.

*便携式电子设备如手机，iPads和其他平板电脑，智能手表可以带进北京美国中心的活动，访客请勿携带笔记本电脑。*While portable electronic devices, such as mobile phones, iPads and other tablets, and smartwatches are permitted, guests may not bring laptop computers to Beijing American Center programs.

出于安全原因，北京美国中心的工作人员保留拒绝任何人进入的权利。

For security reasons, the BAC staff reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone.

地点：北京市朝阳区安家楼路55号 (美国大使馆东门)。

Location: No. 55 An Jia Lou Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing (East Gate of the U.S. Embassy).

交通：地铁10号，亮马桥站B出口，向东北步行至天泽路和安家楼路交汇处，签证处北侧。

Directions: Metro Line 10, Liangmaqiao Station Exit B, walk northeast to the Tian Ze Road intersection of An Jia Lou Road, north side of the Visas Office.

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