远方有一片场域,在那里,对与错都失去了意义。在那里,你我相会有期。——鲁米我第一次参观巴塞尔艺术展是在2009年。几个月之前,我在雅典采访了乔治·拉荣亚斯,他是一名后战争时代的希腊前卫艺术家。彼时,距离首都雅典爆发骚乱还不到一年,那次骚乱的起因是警察打死了一名十几岁的少年,又适逢希腊经济危机的严重程度正前所未有地展现在人们面前。拉荣亚斯属于1968年五月风暴的那一代人,他对我说他已经厌倦了在各地的艺术圈中看到同样的设 There is a field far away, where right and wrong have lost their meaning. There, you and I will meet. - Rumi I first visited Art Basel in 2009. A few months ago, I interviewed George Ramonas in Athens, a Greek avant-garde artist in the post-war era. At that time, less than a year after the outbreak of riots in the capital, Athens, the riot was the result of a police killing of a teenage boy and the unprecedented severity of the Greek economic crisis. Rameeas belongs to the generation of the May storm of 1968 and told me that he was tired of seeing the same set of art circles in various parts of the world