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Located in downtown Taipei, Huanshan Culture Park has been one of the most important cultural and arts spaces for residents and artists in Northern Taiwan since 1999.
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Established in April 2006, Islanders Studio is made up of a team of artists who specialize in literature, art, and design. To capture the social pulse and fast-changing lifestyles, the artists journey between islands of urban metropolises throughout Taiwan and the world.
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The Juming Museum focuses on exhibiting outdoor sculptures, including the complete works of Ju Ming, one of the most famous Taiwanese sculptors worldwide. This Web site provides visitor information and sections on the museum's collections and exhibitions.
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In its beautiful natural surroundings, the center works at developing Taiwan's creative industries and fostering local artists. It also holds a weekly ecology tour, festival celebrations and art study camps. The Mandarin site lists links to over 300 Taiwan culture-related websites.
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The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (NTMFA) was founded in 1988. It is the largest art museum in Asia and houses a collection of over 10,000 items spanning from China's Ming Dynasty (1368~) up to the present-day. The Web site contains information on the museum's exhibitions, collections, educational programs, library, and links to other art-related resources in Taiwan.
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The very rare and highly anticipated artworks of Michelangelo from the Casa Buonarroti Museum have come to Taiwan for the first time. "The Divine Michelangelo" is now on display at the National Museum of History and will run until May 12, 2013...
