A memorandum of understanding on a residency exchange program for indigenous artists from Taiwan and Australia was concluded Nov. 9 by Pingtung County-headquartered Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center and Darwin-based Artback NT.
A memorandum of understanding on a residency exchange program for indigenous artists from Taiwan and Australia was concluded Nov. 9 by Pingtung County-headquartered Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center and Darwin-based Artback NT.
A two-day global youth forum concluded Oct. 29 in Taipei City, with 269 participants from home and abroad engaging in discussions aimed at fostering sustainable solutions.
The traditional odissi dance is performed during Indian Festival of Light earlier this month at Taipei City-based National Palace Museum.
The Ministry of Culture has teamed up with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to promote Taiwan’s original artworks overseas, starting with an inaugural exhibition at the Taipei Representative Office in Singapore on Oct. 26.
Two attractions in Taichung City and Yilan County, respectively, are among the 360 weird and wonderful sights featured in recently released “Secret Marvels of the World,” a guidebook for adventurous travelers produced by Australia-based Lonely Planet Publications Pty. Ltd.
A total six classic and newly produced Taiwan films are being screened at the 30th Tokyo International Film Festival running Oct. 25 to Nov. 3, with one of the works nominated for the event’s Best Asian Future Film Award.
ART TAIPEI, the longest running art fair in Asia, kicked off on Oct. 20 at the Taipei World Trade Center with an emphasis on “Asian Vision” and the return of large galleries and private museums as the leaders of contemporary Asian art trends.
A special film screening and audio-visual performance program is set to take place Oct. 27-28 as part of the New Narratives Film Festival, a 10-day event showcasing a variety of Taiwan and Southeast Asian movies at Taipei City Hakka Cultural Park.
ART TAIPEI, the longest running art fair in Asia, kicked off on Oct. 20 at the Taipei World Trade Center with an emphasis on “Asian Vision” and the return of large galleries and private museums as the leaders of contemporary Asian art trends.
National Palace Museum Southern Branch is set to stage the Indian Festival of Light Oct. 29 in Chiayi County as part of government efforts strengthening Taiwan-India exchanges under the New Southbound Policy.
