潘小雪Yuki Pan

師大美術系學士、碩士，輔仁大學哲學博士，比利時新魯汶大學哲學院現象學中心研究。早年從事藝術創作與教學，其後轉向美學研究，以創作型的美學思辨者自居。曾任國立東華大學藝術學院院長、臺北當代藝術館館長，參與或開創臺灣解嚴後的各項文化政策與藝術運動，英三角（Triangle mode）國際藝術創作營在臺灣的開創者，並主持二戰古蹟松園別館空間整建再利用、巴克力藍藝術介入空間、原住民藝術工作者駐村計畫等。曾在英國、德國、亞美尼亞、臺灣國內雙年展、駐村展出、個展七次。在臺北當代藝術館館長期間，反省到當代因為求新求變，藝術最後難免成為符應前衛思潮的產物，與存在無關，故重整展覽規劃，提供疲敝的人心予野性的思維，恢復生命力。退休之後，回到故鄉花蓮持續創作、寫作，進行《台灣東岸「集體~個人」互換體系的美學部屬與藝術創作》工作。

Yuki PAN holds a BFA and an MFA from the Department of Fine Arts, National Taiwan Normal University. She received her PhD in Philosophy from Fu Jen Catholic University, and was an exchange student at the Centre d’Études Phénoménologiques, Louvain-la-Neuve University, Belgium. Pan started her career as an artist and educator. Afterwards, she shifted her focus to studying aesthetics, viewing herself as an artist-aesthetician. Pan was dean of the College of Arts, Dong Hwa University and director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei. She has joined or launched various cultural policies and art movements after the lifting of martial law in Taiwan, and is the founder of the Triangle Mode International Artists Workshop in Taiwan. She has hosted the renovation project and reuse of the WWII historical site – Pine Garden, “Pakeriran” – Art as Intervention Project, and the Taiwanese Indigenous Art Residency Program, etc. Pan has conducted artist residencies, presented solo exhibitions, participated in group exhibitions in the UK, Germany, Armenia, biennials in Taiwan, and has held seven solo exhibitions. During her term as director of the MoCA Taipei, seeing how the contemporary era has been seeking the new and the different to the point of exhausting itself and rendering art a mere product conforming to avant-garde thinking instead of exploring the subject of existence, she re-organized the museum’s exhibitions to revitalize the weary hearts with untamed thinking. After retirement, she returns to her hometown Hualien, and continues making art and writing to carry out the work for Aesthetic Deployment and Artistic Creation of the “Collective-Individual” Interchange System on the East Coast in Taiwan.