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.
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.
A volunteer with Taiwan-based Tzu Chi Foundation delivers rice to disadvantage families in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as part of the Buddhist charitable organization’s humanitarian aid efforts in the Southeast Asian nation.
A total of 11 Taiwan universities are among the top 100 in Asia, according to the latest QS Asia University Rankings released Oct. 17.
A participant in the 2017 International Youth Ambassador Exchange Program organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lo visited Indonesia and the Philippines from Aug. 28 to Sept. 6 to promote Taiwan culture and foster people-to-people exchanges.
Taiwan unveiled its first-ever national venue dedicated to xiqu, or traditional Chinese performing arts, on Oct. 3 amid blessings from President Tsai Ing-wen for the Xiqu Center of Taiwan to one day become the hub of Asia-Pacific performing arts.
To foster deeper and more diverse collaboration in the arts among the cultural communities of Southeast Asia and Taiwan, a grants program offered by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of China will accept proposals through Oct. 13, 2017.
