“Taiwan-Korea art exchange can be traced back to as early as before the Sui and Tang Dynasties according to history books. While influencing each other, we shared achievements in art development and together formed a magnificent river of art in East-Asian civilization. The development of Korean art though it incorporated the art skills of the Li-Guo School of the Sung Dynasty the Zhe and Wu Schools of the Ming Dynasty and Yang-zhou school of the Qing Dynasty, was able to create a unique style that exhibits distinct features of Korean painting and is definitely worthy of people in the painting circle in Taiwan to appreciate and learn from.
Focus：This year marks the 25th year of the Taiwan-Korea Art Exchange Exhibition. Its purpose is to allow people of both nations to learn from each other via exhibitions and visits in order to expand the form and boundary of art making for both sides as well as improving their abilities to appreciate art and broadening their horizons.