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From colonial questions of "Does Taiwan have literature?" to Yang Kui's first Japanese literary prize, from linguistic suppression to polyphonic revival—a 400-year epic of voices finding words, words finding home
Exploring the literary development from post-war Taiwan to the present, from modernism to nativist literature, from rural literature debates to multicultural writing
How did Taiwan, producing fewer than 20 films annually, nurture world-class directors who created more profound artistic impact than major studios?
The 21st century's greatest cultural industry miracle - How a billion-dollar Pili puppetry empire emerged from village temple performances to become Taiwan's global soft power weapon
From normal school systems to specialized art universities: institutional transformation and talent cultivation in Taiwan's art education
From independent curating to museum systems, how Taiwanese curators construct contemporary art's cultural discourse and international dialogue
From video art to VR interactions, exploring Taiwan's innovative development in new media art and its technological art ecosystem
The complex evolution of Taiwanese literature under Japanese colonial rule (1895-1945), from resistance poetry to modernist experimentation
From mainland nostalgia to local identity, from male literati to female-dominated literary landscape. How did the most life-oriented yet hardest-to-define literary form become the vessel of Taiwanese emotional memory?
A Cold War military transit station where soldiers said goodbye before sailing to the frontlines — abandoned for two decades, then resurrected as Lonely Planet's top pick for contemporary art in Kaohsiung.
From the enlightenment of Ishikawa Kin'ichiro during the Japanese colonial period to Chien Chung-Wei's international acclaim today, Taiwanese watercolor painting has flourished for a century, becoming Asia's most vibrant watercolor creative hub.
From traditional crafts to contemporary creation, explore how Taiwanese indigenous artists find their voice on the global art stage, redefining the dialogue between indigenous identity and contemporary art
From Ju Ming's Taichi to Yang Yu-yu's environmental sculptures, explore the evolution of Taiwanese sculpture and its unique fusion of Eastern aesthetics and modern materials.
From Yang Ying-feng and Ju Ming to the new generation, exploring the evolutionary trajectory and creative spirit of Taiwanese sculpture art
From wordless songs to written works - a thousand-year literary evolution
A Cold War military waystation that witnessed countless farewells and reunions, slept for twenty years, then was awakened by a father-daughter team to become Lonely Planet's top-rated art museum in Kaohsiung.
Thirty-eight years of censorship lifted overnight brought a literary explosion—but freedom didn't mean unrestraint, new challenges quietly emerged
From language displacement to diverse flowering - how postwar Taiwanese literature found its voice amid identity crises and political turbulence.
From Taipei Fine Arts Museum to Taiwan Pavilion at Venice Biennale: Taiwan contemporary art's unique position on the global stage
How a 26-year-old literature student created the Chinese-speaking world's first contemporary dance company, and how Peking opera performers made Shakespeare speak Chinese
From groundbreaking visual effects studios to internationally acclaimed animated films, Taiwan has quietly become one of Asia's most important hubs for digital animation and visual storytelling.
