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The Past Exhibitions

Professors Huang Mei-Xian and Zhang Bing-Huang join forces to bring the audience the flowers and fruits commonly seen in Taiwan with their oil paintings and Chinese calligraphy that easily resonate wi...

When We Art Together–World Children’s Art Exhibition†showcases paintings of gold/silver/bronze medal winners from more than 100 nations worldwide and great paintings created by children of Taiwan. Th...

A graphic symbol represents our being reserved and subtle. Keeping silent to questions from outside does not mean we are indifferent. Instead, it is a conversation where the parties involved communi...

A graphic symbol represents our being reserved and subtle. Keeping silent to questions from outside does not mean we are indifferent. Instead, it is a conversation where the parties involved communi...

The art class of National Keelung Senior High School has been held for more than twenty years. Thanks to the thorough instruction of the teachers, students can incorporate their life experience and fa...

The exhibition is named “Forwardâ€, indicating an achievement presentation by the graduation class. After the exhibition, the students will go their separate ways. The future is close at hand and we a...

In addition to studying specialized subjects, students of the Department of Industrial and Commercial Design Oriental Institute of Technology also get to think about industrial and commercial design f...

This is a joint exhibition brought by famous practitioners of Chinese calligraphy and painting.Whether it’s freehand brushwork, fine brushwork, magnificent landscape painting or light-spirited flower ...

This event is presented by the Ministry of Education and organized by the National Taitung Girls' Senior High School and National Museum of Marine Science and Technology. The participants are senior h...

The works on this include graphic and three-dimensional creations. Through specimens and photography, the creator displays life stories with his conception towards reality and even uses the imaginatio...