To continue its concern with Taiwanese culture, the Center decided to publish Taiwan 100: Impression of Water Ink Paintings in 2009. We particularly invited the former head of NTAEC, Mr. Chun-Chieh Chang, also another four artists, Mr. Chang-Pong Wu, Mr. Kae Wang, Mr. Chin-Taa Yuan, and Mr. Andrew Hsung, to work together. One hundred pieces of representative Taiwanese paintings presenting scenic attractions were made through painters’ unique capacity for observation and aesthetics. These all demonstrate individual artists’ enormous vigor and remarkable creativity and promote the beauty of Taiwan to a wider audience. For the coming the 100th year of Republic of China, this year, we invite these five artists to exhibit 50 of the paintings at the Nahai Gallery.
Focus：The Exhibition depicts natural ecology, humanistic landscape, and all kinds of ordinary people’s everyday life on the beautiful island — Taiwan — these which are vividly demonstrated to the audience.