深圳市公共文化艺术创作中心举办了"在地生长——2026雕塑与公共艺术双人展"，展出艺术家刘泠杉与刘斌的作品1。两位艺术家分别从个体经验和城市材料出发，通过各自的艺术语言探讨生长、积累与再生的主题1。展览由深圳画院公共艺术部主任、艺术家戴耘策展，由孙振华博士担任学术主持1。
刘泠杉毕业于中国美术学院雕塑专业，目前在深圳大学从事雕塑教学1，而刘斌毕业于西安美术学院油画系，自2010年前后开始转向更具身体性和材料感的创作1。两位艺术家虽有不同的教育背景和生活经历，都在深圳现实环境中持续工作1。
同步举办的"生长·共示"研讨会邀请艺术评论家、策展人、美术馆从业者和青年艺术家探讨深圳艺术生态的发展1。"金湖一街36号"文艺讲座已持续开展至第27期1。
The Shenzhen Public Culture and Art Creation Center has launched "Rooted in Place—2026 Sculpture and Public Art Dual Exhibition," showcasing works by artists Liu Lingshan and Liu Bin 1. The two artists approach their practice from distinct vantage points—personal experience and urban materials respectively—employing different artistic languages to explore themes of growth, accumulation, and regeneration 1.
The exhibition, curated by Dai Yun, director of the public art department at the Shenzhen Academy of Painting, features Liu Lingshan, a sculpture graduate from the China Academy of Art who currently teaches sculpture at Shenzhen University, and Liu Bin, who completed his oil painting studies at Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts before pivoting toward more body-oriented and material-based work around 2010 1. Despite their divergent educational backgrounds and life experiences, both artists continue working steadily within Shenzhen's lived environment 1.
Accompanying the exhibition, the "Growth·Co-Display" academic symposium brings together art critics, curators, museum professionals, and emerging artists to examine the development of Shenzhen's art ecosystem 1. Dr. Sun Zhenhua serves as academic moderator for the event 1. The concurrent "Golden Lake Street 36" lecture series, of which this event is part, has now reached its twenty-seventh installment 1.
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