7.25-7.30 拜访 布鲁塞尔/安特沃卫普、巴黎，想认识这三地的独立书店、画廊、艺术空间，以及正在创作的艺术家。

这个夏天，纪录片 《时光的裂隙（Cracks in Time）》 将走进京都、东京、汉堡、墨尔本、北京等城市，在书店、画廊与艺术空间展开放映与对谈。一场放映，一次交谈，也是一次跨越地域与文化的相遇。 我是白婧（Kiyono），策展人、纪录片导演。近年，我往返于中国和欧洲的不同城市，以纪录片、策展和艺术家访谈为线索，持续关注当代独立艺术家的创作实践，以及作品背后的生命经验、社会变迁与文化记忆。 在不同文化之间穿梭，我越来越感受到，真正重要的并非一次活动本身，而是它所建立的人与人、城市与城市之间的连接。 因此，我与 SmallWOD 共同发起 「Culture Pin」 计划，希望连接世界各地的华人艺术文化空间、线上社群与文化从业者，也连接每一个关注中国当代艺术与文化的人。 每一个空间，都是一处文化坐标；每一次相遇，都将成为新的连接。 未来，我们期待与更多生活在世界各地的艺术家、策展人、研究者、文化实践者，以及独立艺术空间共同发起线上与线下的文化艺术活动，让交流在不同城市持续发生，让更多文化坐标彼此连接。 如果你正在经营一个空间、组织一个社群，或正在从事艺术文化相关工作，欢迎加入 Culture Pin。 愿它成为一张不断生长的地图，期待你的加入。 “Culture Pin”Begins Here This summer, the documentary Cracks in Time will travel to Kyoto, Tokyo, Hamburg, Melbourne, Beijing, and beyond, bringing screenings and conversations to bookstores, galleries, and independent art spaces. Each screening is more than an event—it is an opportunity for people, ideas, and cultures to meet across borders. I am Kiyono (Bai Jing), a curator and documentary filmmaker. In recent years, my work has taken me between China and Europe, where I have explored the practices of independent contemporary artists through documentary filmmaking, curatorial projects, and in-depth conversations. At the heart of this work are the lived experiences, social transformations, and cultural memories embedded in artistic practice. Working across different cultural contexts has made me realize that what truly endures is not a single exhibition or screening, but the lasting connections that emerge between people, places, and communities. This is why, together with SmallWOD, we are launching Culture Pin—an initiative to connect Chinese art and cultural spaces, online communities, cultural practitioners, and everyone around the world who is interested in contemporary Chinese art and culture. Every space is a cultural landmark. Every encounter creates a new connection. Looking ahead, we hope to collaborate with artists, curators, researchers, cultural practitioners, and independent art spaces across the globe to initiate both online and offline cultural programs, allowing dialogue to continue across cities and cultures while creating an ever-growing network of cultural landmarks. Whether you run an independent space, organize a community, work in the cultural field, or are simply curious about contemporary Chinese art, we warmly invite you to become part of Culture Pin. May it grow into a map that continues to expand—one connection, one place, one cultural landmark at a time. We look forward to welcoming you.