匯集美、日、臺等地的藝術家與時尚設計師的作品。以跨界跨域的潮流文化為軸心，結合街頭塗鴉、時尚文化、名牌符號等，藉由各自特殊的表現語彙，傳達對社會當下流行文化的自我反嘲。然而這些深受大眾喜愛的藝術家，也讓「時尚」的概念不再扁平單一，相反的，他們展現了對社會更具魅力的反思，也提出了對於潮文化的自我觀點。
從臺灣前輩藝術家林淵、國際知名的超扁平藝術家村上隆、臺灣卡漫雕塑家洪易、以及當代新玩具雕塑代表Kaws 等，都受到許多收藏家的喜愛，同時也是當代藝術史上重要的一員。在這個展區，向藏家借展的作品都是一時之選，也反映出街頭藝術發展的某一種共性。另外，在與時尚跨界的藝術表現上，有永遠嘲諷時尚卻很時尚的藝術家Death NYC、臺灣新銳服裝設計師吳日云、尋找鎂光燈背後那真實藝術家身分的郭彥甫、年輕雕塑家賴冠仲、橫跨藝術與時尚設計師雙重身分的雙人組陳薇與李崇德、創造出療癒角色俊寶Zunbo 的韓國設計團隊Sakubo，以及日本藝術家喜久田尚美、南館麻美子等。展區透過空間的裝置與時尚語彙，完美詮釋了藝術、設計與潮流文化的多元樣貌。
Featuring cross-disciplinary street and urban culture, “Celebration of Style and Art” showcases a selection of works by artists and fashion designers from America, Japan, Taiwan, and etc., who combine graffiti art, fashion and brand symbols to formulate their distinctive expressions and vocabularies that portray the selfsatirizing tendency in contemporary popular culture. However, these popular artists enrich the concept of “fashion”, and they have displayed intriguing reflections on society and redefined trendy culture with their personal perspectives.
Many of the important ontemporary artists in art history showcased in thissection have been tremendously well-received by art collectors and art enthusiasts, among whom are Taiwanese art predecessor Lin Yuan; internationally renowned artist known for his concept of “Superflat”, Takashi Murakami; Taiwanese comic sculptor Hung Yi, who is celebrated for his cartoonist sculptural style; and Kaws, a representative figure of designer toy and sculpture. In this section, audiences can see outstanding artworks loaned from collectors. At the same time, these artworks also reflect a commonality underlying the developing of street art. Furthermore, to explore fashion crossover expression, audiences will see the artworks of Death NYC, who always satirizes fashion in a fashionable way; Taiwanese emerging fashion designer Austin Wu; entertainer-turned-artist Guo Yen-Fu; Taiwanese emerging sculptor Lai Kuan-Chung; and the artist/fashion designer duo WUWUNUNA Studio (Chen Wei and Lee Chung-Te), Korean design group Sakubo, Japanese artists Kikuta Naomi, and Minamidate Mamiko. Their spatial installations and fashion designs embody the art, design, and street cultural scenes charged by diverse dynamics and forces.