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Places for art and culture

Museums, art spaces, bookshops, writers' houses, and memorial rooms across Taiwan, plus rooms abroad where Taiwanese artists are working. Every page includes hours, directions, and image sources.

An old carousel glows amber through mist at night, with three figures beside it; artist’s visualisation of Midnight Music Box.

Chung-Han Yao / Nuit Blanche Taipei · artist’s visualisation

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Yuanshan–Qingguang, Taipei · One-night sound-and-light artwork

Midnight Music Box · Nuit Blanche Taipei

Dance to remixed PX Mart music beside the old Yuanshan carousel.

October 31, 14:00–24:00; November 1, 00:00–02:00. Festival hours; check the official programme for changes.

People seated in close circles pass and read a long pale strip; a surrounding crowd holds candles.

Chi-Wei Lin / Nuit Blanche Taipei · earlier Tape Music presentation

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Yuanshan–Qingguang, Taipei · Collective sound work · festival sessions

Tape Music · Shan-Chih Hall

A woven score passes between people and becomes a shared voice.

October 31: 14:30–14:50, 15:50–16:10, 17:10–17:30, 19:00–19:20, 20:20–20:40, 21:40–22:00, 23:00–23:20; November 1: 00:20–00:40.

A person bends backwards holding a portable cassette player while another hand holds a microphone above it; gold lettering surrounds them.

Wei-Yi Chen × Ssu-Han Wang × Qi-Fang Huang / Nuit Blanche Taipei

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Yuanshan–Qingguang, Taipei · Market performance · three evening sessions

Searching for Nagashi · Qingguang Market

Follow a game of songs, sounds and memory into the market.

October 31: 19:00–19:20, 20:00–20:20 and 21:00–21:20.

Lime-green tree shapes against a deep-green ground, with dark gaps within the foliage. A pale uneven border surrounds the work, pinned at four corners on a white gallery wall.

Work: 魏仲偉 / Wei Wash (@wei_zhong_wei). Image published by the artist. Editorial use.

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Changhua · Gallery · current exhibition

奇卜藝術 · 森

A forest for a weekday evening, near Changhua Station.

During 森, October 27–November 14, 2026: Monday–Friday 18:30–21:00; Saturday 10:00–16:30.

A pale terrazzo sculpture from Chiu Cheng-Hung's Embroidered Swallows # NTUH sits in grass, a fine brass seam running around its rounded surface, with trees and the hospital streetscape behind it.

Photo: RoHsuan Chen / Dialogues Reset.

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Zhongzheng, Taipei · Outdoor sculpture and hospital heritage

Embroidered Swallows · NTU Hospital

Chiu Cheng-Hung remade fragments of the city wall as rounded terrazzo sculptures beside NTU Hospital's old chimney. A brass line runs through the pale stone.

Permanent outdoor work; visit in daylight.

A tilted photograph shows rows of comics and art books on wooden shelves and tables, with framed pictures against a dark-green wall.

Image: Mangasick.

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Gongguan, Taipei · Alternative-comics bookshop and gallery (18+)

Mangasick

Go downstairs in Gongguan for self-published comics, zines, art books and small exhibitions.

Friday–Monday, 14:00–21:00. Closed Tuesday–Thursday.

SUSU's bright banquet illustration for PCF 7: colourful diners gather around fish, tangyuan and zines. Side panels announce October 31–November 1, 2026, at Songshan warehouses 3–5.

Illustration: SUSU @sunipaidui_. Published by PCF on its official website; shown whole.

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Songshan, Taipei · October 31–November 1 creator fair

PCF 7 · Songshan warehouses 3–5

Original comics, illustration and handmade work fill three Songshan warehouses on October 31–November 1. Start at the sample-book table, then find the creator whose world caught you.

October 31 and November 1, 11:00–17:30. Onsite ticket sales: 10:00–17:00.

Green pea leaves, hanging pods and pink-purple flowers in a glass vase against a bright yellow background, above a red table. Lai Chuan-Chien,《豌豆之花》.

Lai Chuan-Chien,《豌豆之花》, oil on wood panel, 45 × 37 cm. Collection and image: Yoko Paul Foundation.

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Yongkang Street, Taipei · Painting and neighbourhood history

Yongkang Street: Artists, Places, and Stories · Madeleine Gallery

Start with the yellow in Lai Chuan-Chien’s《豌豆之花》, then follow a neighbourhood of artists at Madeleine Gallery. COWS ROCK is a short walk back towards the MRT.

October 9–November 1, 2026. Tuesday–Sunday 13:00–18:00; closed Mondays.

A broken pointed stone arch and vegetation rise on the left of a mauve-grey fog-filled landscape. A faint square structure stands in the distance, with rubble at the lower right.

Chen Hui-Ming,《彼處》. Image published by New Taipei Gallery. Editorial use; the supplied image is shown whole.

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Banqiao, New Taipei · Taiwan–Japan–Korea art exchange

Prism14+ · New Taipei Gallery

Chen Hui-Ming’s《彼處》puts a ruined arch in a misted landscape. See it in the Taiwan–Japan–Korea exchange at New Taipei Gallery, through October 26.

October 26, 09:00–17:00; final day.

Three cats read books between tall trees and white bell-shaped flowers beneath a yellow Midday Forest Book Club banner. One cat's pink book says NO CAT NO LIFE.

Artwork: everyday weekend. Image published by SIF in Taipei on its official website. Editorial use; shown whole.

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Huashan, Taipei · October 25–26 illustration fair

SIF in Taipei · Huashan East 2

October 26 is SIF’s final day at Huashan: 10:00–19:30, last entry 18:30. Start with everyday weekend’s forest-reading cats, then WOOYA’s shock of green.

October 25, Sunday, 10:00–20:00; October 26, Monday, 10:00–19:30. Sales and entry end one hour before closing.

Coloured strands spill from a rough pale wall panel beside smaller textile pieces; a narrow terrazzo stair rises between the works, with long fibre pieces hanging above.

Work: Zeze Chen; textile fabrication collaboration: 張靖盈. Installation photograph published by Gimgoanheng. Editorial use.

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Tainan · Print-design cloth house and art space

Gimgoanheng

Taiwanese daily life in printed fabric, with an art space upstairs.

Wednesday–Sunday, 10:00–18:00; closed Monday and Tuesday.

A blue poster maps Jianji, Minsheng and Nanjin roads in bright green, with a stage marked above two columns listing twenty bookshops and the October 24–25 Chaozhou dates.

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Chaozhou, Pingtung · Weekend book market

Pages & Places Book Market, Chaozhou

On October 24–25, Pages & Places brings twenty bookshops to Jianji Road, with small-book workshops, stage performances and the adjoining arts market.

October 24–25, 2026 · Saturday and Sunday, 11:00–18:00

Taiwan Comic Base's building illustration: irregular windows across a grey facade, with two backpacked cartoon visitors beside the glass ground-floor doors.

Building illustration published by Taiwan Comic Base. Editorial use.

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Datong District, Taipei · Taiwanese comics bookshop and creators' base

Taiwan Comic Base bookshop

Taiwanese comics on Huayin Street, a short walk from Taipei Main Station, in two old buildings with panel-like windows.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–21:00; closed Monday.

An orange disc with fine radial lines hangs beside a transparent blue-lit lens, with reflections in a dark circular mirror below.

謝鎮璘 DAMONXART, Solar / Lunar 日月. Image published by Taipei Lumitree. Editorial use.

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Dunhua South Road, Taipei · Night-time optical art and wind-driven installation

Daylight at Night · Taipei Lumitree

Three works by DAMONXART turn reflected sunlight, optical patterns and a light corridor into an evening visit.

October 1–November 7, 2026 · Thursday–Sunday, 18:00–20:00.

Numbered red, green and yellow folding seats line a bright yellow steel enclosure on the grass, with circular cut-outs framing buildings in Yuanshan.

Li Cheng-Liang, 《巨人坐著整個月》. Image published by Taipei City Department of Cultural Affairs. Editorial use.

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Yuanshan, Taipei · Three outdoor public artworks

MAAGIC Yuanshan

Li Cheng-Liang, Huang Kuan-Chieh and Godkidlla revisit traces of American life in Yuanshan.

October 17–November 8. Free outdoor viewing; come in daylight for the photographs, seats and flag details.

Visitors and children pose beside a low painted wall at sunset in Xuejia. Blue water, people, flowers and birds run along the wall, with trees and a temple behind.

Wall painting by Rumi Yoshida; photograph published by Tanaka Bookshop, documenting its October 17, 2026 gathering. Editorial use.

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Xuejia, Tainan · Independent bookshop and painted lane

Tanaka Bookshop

A bookshop in Meifeng, joined to the neighbour opposite by Rumi Yoshida’s painted walls.

Thursday 11:30–16:00; Friday 10:00–16:00; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–17:00. Shop closed Monday–Wednesday; outdoor walls can be viewed from the lane.

Kitashima’s acrylic painting: a pink-capped figure watches a dripping inverted green pacifier above oysters and tempura. A bear carrying a red cherry floats overhead.

Artwork: Takuya Kitashima. Image: Uartcube Lab. Editorial use.

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Daan, Taipei · Cafe and exhibition space

Uartcube Lab

A short walk along Xinyi Road from Daan MRT for coffee and changing exhibitions.

Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–18:00; closed Sunday and Monday.

Orange Father Mother poster with a performer holding a yellow tiger puppet on either side of the title. The centre gives October 24–25, 2026, at Weiwuying’s Playhouse.

Father Mother, 2026 Weiwuying performance poster. The Party Theater Group; image published by Weiwuying. Editorial use.

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Fengshan, Kaohsiung · Two-performance theatre and puppetry programme

Weiwuying: Father Mother

Join A-Wen’s search at the Playhouse on October 24 or 25.

October 24 and 25, 2026, at 14:30.

Two performers sit before a brown stage curtain, one behind a music stand and the other at a keyboard and microphone. Yellow banners carry the show title; a purple lower panel asks whether your city has a story here and names the 2026 programme.

Minstrel in Taiwan: Barn 169 Theater publicity image. Garsonplay Studio. Editorial use.

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Taoyuan District, Taoyuan · Three performances of storytelling and live music

Barn 169 Theater: Minstrel in Taiwan

Taoyuan’s new chapter, paired with a Taipei or Changhua story.

December 18, 2026, at 19:30; December 19–20 at 14:30.

A whole picture-book spread: a green tree on an island at upper right, fine coloured wave marks, underwater rock and coral outlines. Taigi text sits at upper left.

Words and artwork: 儲玉玲. Published by KIDO; image source: Nani. Editorial use.

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Sanmin, Kaohsiung · Independent bookshop: picture books, comics and exhibitions

Forever Young Books

Near Kaohsiung station, with free first-floor browsing and event spaces upstairs.

Noon–19:00; closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Two wooden door panels painted gold carry several distorted, goggle-wearing Toby figures and hand-painted English text. Paint bottles and brushes sit on the floor in front.

NANO HERO, We share the same sun, a record of his 2026 on-site creation at the National Taiwan Museum of Comics. Photograph published by the artist. Editorial use.

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West District, Taichung · Comics exhibitions in former prison buildings

National Taiwan Museum of Comics

Taiwanese comics, reading spaces and artist projects across Taichung's former prison staff quarters.

Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00–18:00. Closed Monday; open on national holidays.

Two wooden chairs face four square calligraphy works on a white wall, with black-and-white, red-and-black, and green-and-orange strokes.

Calligraphy by Chen Shih-Hsien inside the museum. Photograph published by Siraya National Scenic Area Administration. Editorial use.

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Baihe, Tainan · Calligraphy in a former school

Taiwan calligraphy museum (台灣意象書法館)

Chen Shih-Hsien and his team's calligraphy space in the former Qinei school.

Monday–Tuesday, 09:00–17:30; Wednesday–Sunday, 09:00–21:00.

An illustrated cutaway house with a planted roof terrace, striped lounger and yellow hose; a bedroom and bathroom upstairs, and a kitchen, green sofa and drawing table below.

HOME joint exhibition: Stephanie Fan × Cheng Cheng. Image published by Stephanie Fan. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Three-day original illustration show

HOME · Frontdoor Gallery

Household objects and an imagined home, drawn by Stephanie Fan and Cheng Cheng.

HOME: October 30–November 1, 13:00–19:00.

A person lies on a long blue platform beneath trees. Crates, a traffic cone and a bucket support its sections; the organiser's frame names Pan I-An's Still, Still.

Pan I-An, Still, Still. Photograph and graphic frame published by Banqiao 435 Art Zone; editorial use.

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Banqiao, New Taipei · Outdoor installation festival

Together installation festival · Banqiao 435

A blue platform propped up with everyday objects gives a visitor somewhere to stretch out. Seven outdoor works at Banqiao 435 make room for sitting, singing and moving at somebody else's scale, through December 6.

October 30–December 6, 2026 · normally 06:00–22:00. Closed November 2 and separately announced disinfection days; November 28 opens at 11:00.

A smiling astronaut sits on a moon with a green alien on the helmet, surrounded by a rocket, stars, a rainbow and smiling planets, below the words 2026 Pinkoi Design Fest.

Illustration and image: 一顆包子 Baozi @one.baozi. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Three-day design and illustration fair

Pinkoi Design Fest · Yuanshan Expo Dome

Find Baozi at B2-07 and Mochi Mochi Ducks at B5-02.

October 30 and November 1: 10:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00); October 31: 10:00–20:00 (last entry 19:00).

Orange filaments loop inside an upright glass tube in a dim room; a second bulb glows out of focus behind it.

Work: Wang Fujui. Photograph published by Kuandu Light Art Festival.

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Guandu, Taipei · Sound and light installations

TNUA: ILLUSONIC 2026 installations

Wang Fujui’s glowing filaments strike their glass tubes in ILLUSONIC 2026 at TNUA.

October 16–24, 2026, 10:00–17:00. Closed Mondays.

On a yellow programme sheet, pink Saturday and green Sunday dates sit above white activity cards. Small drawings show people reading, running and making things, with a black cat beneath a tree. Three photographs of Saturday's running guides appear at left.

Programme image: Kaohsiung City Government Bureau of Cultural Affairs.

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Zuoying, Kaohsiung · Street book market

Zuoying Literary Book Market 2026

Browse independent bookshops, poetry and drawing along Wei 6th Road.

October 17–18, 2026, 13:00–18:00.

A white graph-paper border frames people browsing books under a market canopy beside hanging and upright black-and-white figure prints. Vertical lettering gives the October 20 call deadline; December 12–13, 2026 repeats along the border.

Image: Guling Street Books & Creative Bazaar, using an earlier market photograph.

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Zhongzheng District, Taipei · Outdoor book market

Guling Street Books & Creative Bazaar 2026

Browse books and meet makers on Guling Street, December 12–13. The 26th market riffs on K書, Taiwan’s expression for studying.

December 12, 2026, 10:00–20:00; December 13, 10:00–17:00.

A cream ear against yellow and orange bars contains a portrait of doctor 蔡阿信 wearing glasses. TimeGuide lettering runs below.

First-frame graphic from StoryStudio's 開一帖平等處方箋 promotional film.

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Taichung · Women's history audio walk

開一帖平等處方箋 audio walk: Taichung station starting area

StoryStudio and FlipFlops Theatre turn a station-to-park walk into a Chinese-language audio performance. Free Taichung trial through November 1.

Taichung free trial: October 19–November 1, 2026. Self-paced; allow 1.5–2 hours.

A large cream ear sits against yellow and orange bars, with a red-brick church photograph inside. TimeGuide lettering reads Walk with Legends.

TimeGuide programme graphic, published by StoryStudio.

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Taipei · Audio-walk starting area

民主之力! audio walk: Nanmen Market starting area

FlipFlops Theatre actors guide a self-paced walk through Taipei's democratic history. Start around Nanmen Market with your phone and headphones.

Taipei free trial: October 7–18, 2026. Self-paced; allow 1.5–2 hours.

Glossy enamel rabbit, fox, bear and hedgehog charms with a strawberry, cake, teacup and mushroom on a round wooden slice.

Enamel work examples by FUFu, published by ISHANDS. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Craft design festival

Huashan East 2: ISHANDS festival

October 16–18: enamel animals, wood-offcut robots and a half-day among Taiwanese and visiting makers.

October 16–18, 2026, daily 10:30–19:00; last entry 18:30.

Three photographs show hands holding a screen over a shirt and a person in a yellow shirt working at a printmaking table.

Screen-printing practice. Image provided by Texture Printmaking Studio, published by Blank Plan for the 2026 Tainan Human Rights Month programme.

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Tainan · Printmaking studio

Texture Printmaking Studio

At Texture in Tainan, a coffee-lift method sits alongside custom printmaking lessons. Arrange a session and put something of your own through the process.

By appointment. Course dates and times are agreed with the studio.

Two people in aprons lean over a wooden workbench by tall windows, using hand planes on strips of wood. Wood shavings lie on the bench.

Image: chopsticks workshop photograph published by Jiwoodwork on its Pinkoi course page.

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Dadaocheng, Taipei · Woodworking studio

Jiwoodwork

Plane, sand and mark a pair of wooden chopsticks in a small Taipei studio behind Dihua Street. Solo bookings are welcome; English instruction is available.

By advance booking. Available sessions are on the maker's course calendar.

A round fishbowl holds deep-blue space, fish, Earth and a ringed planet. Small black animals rest on planets while another rides a yellow comet above the bowl.

Lim Yesool / Black Jelly Club, Aquarium of Universes. Artist portfolio image published by Bangkok Illustration Fair.

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West District, Taichung · Gallery solo exhibition

Ming Art Space: Where The Star Rest

Lim Yesool's Black Jelly Club comes to Ming Art Space in Taichung, October 17–November 7.

Exhibition hours: Tuesday–Saturday 12:00–19:00; closed Sunday and Monday.

Open textbooks line two yellow tables. A blurred visitor passes between them, with bookshelves, a silver backdrop and tall coloured shapes beyond.

Gallery photograph published jointly by School Textbooks Design Award and Taiwan Design Museum. Exhibition graphic design: 張翔 and Yun Ruei Zhou.

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Songshan, Taipei · Textbook-design exhibition

Taiwan Design Museum: AHA! textbook design

47 winning works, 38 redesigned books and lessons that step off the page at Taiwan Design Museum.

October 14–November 8, 2026, 10:00–18:00. Closed Mondays.

A face sits inside a black disc on a cloudy plain, with a three-dot typing bubble above it. The lower band names the encounter and November 6–7 Huashan dates.

Event graphic published by Taiwan Art Value Association on ACCUPASS.

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Huashan, Taipei · Free art encounter; registration required

Huashan: live encounter with Botto and Mario Klingemann

Mario Klingemann, Botto and curator Eleonora Brizi; choose a free afternoon on November 6 or 7.

Choose November 6 or 7: check-in 13:45–13:55, encounter 14:00–17:00.

Against blue light, a dark-haired woman faces away from the camera and holds a short-haired woman's face in both hands. Brown patches and fine creases mark the face and neck in warm light.

I Knead You (2026), directed by Jack Hsu. Film still published by Kaohsiung Film Festival. Editorial use.

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Gushan, Kaohsiung · Festival cinema programme

Neiwei Arts Center: Liminal Southern Love

Three Taiwanese queer fantasy shorts beside the art-museum park.

October 17, Saturday, 12:40 in Reel ONE; October 21, Wednesday, 19:20 and October 26, Monday, 19:40 in Reel TWO. Three films, 84 minutes.

Against blue-lit translucent hospital curtains, two performers hold a grey blanket over their heads. The performer on the right wears a red cap and an identification badge.

Lost Lear production photograph ©Ste Murray. Published by National Taichung Theater. Editorial use.

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Xitun, Taichung · Three-performance theatre programme

National Taichung Theater: Lost Lear

At the Playhouse, a son enters his mother's King Lear rehearsal.

October 16, Friday, 19:30; October 17, Saturday, and October 18, Sunday, 14:30. 80 minutes, no interval.

White booth walls open onto connected gallery spaces beneath the tall TWTC atrium. A vivid figure painting stands on the left, two figures balance on curved bases in the centre, and compartmented wooden works hang on the right.

ART TAIPEI venue archive photograph. Published by the Taiwan Art Gallery Association on its official ticket page. Editorial use.

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Xinyi, Taipei · Four-day art fair

TWTC Hall 1: ART TAIPEI 2026

127 galleries and the Made in Taiwan artists beneath the TWTC atrium.

October 30, Friday, 14:00–19:00; October 31 and November 1, 11:00–19:00; November 2, Monday, 11:00–18:00.

Four circular mandalas fill a red painting. Nested square palaces and small figures sit within black-and-gold rings, with further rows of figures along the top and bottom.

Four mandalas from the Vajravali series, 15th century, by Newar painters working in Tibet. Loan from the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art; image published by the National Palace Museum. Editorial use.

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Taibao, Chiayi · Museum of Asian art

Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum

Asian art in Taibao, with a lake and paths outside the galleries.

Tuesday–Friday 09:00–17:00; weekends 09:00–18:00. Closed Mondays; public and consecutive holidays 09:00–18:00.

A cobalt-blue room contains two padded yellow door-handle shapes, long plinths with small rounded objects, and a white upholstered window-seat form occupied by a visitor.

Huang Shao-ying, 休憩室 (Resting Room), 2026. Photograph: ANPIS FOTO/王世邦; published by MoCA Taipei. Editorial use.

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Datong, Taipei · Contemporary art museum

MoCA Taipei

Contemporary art a short walk from Zhongshan MRT.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00, last ticket 17:30; closed Mondays.

Small photographs on sticks cross a broad green leaf on a red tablecloth, beside a biscuit tin, hanging coffee packets, a pale basket and a framed photograph.

許維怡, 沒有辣椒沒有用, in Photography on the Table. Image supplied by the Photography on the Table team; published by NCPI. Editorial use.

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Zhongzheng, Taipei · Photography and image-art centre

National Center of Photography and Images, Taipei

Free photography galleries and a photobook library near Taipei Main Station.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Mondays.

Four carved wooden people around an enormous wooden hand: one hugs his knees on a tall dark plinth, another rests his head beside the hand, and two stand behind in pale and black shirts.

Work by MOOFOO. Photograph: 意識影像EDstudio; supplied by Chiayi City and published on CNA's press platform. Editorial use.

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East District, Chiayi · Woodcraft exhibition and shop

Wood Life at the Experimental Wood Workshop

Ten maker teams in Chiayi's old prison staff quarters.

Exhibition and wood-object shop: Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00; closed Mondays.

An enormous white shirt hangs across the storeys of an old house; people write on its lower edge.

Supplied by Chiayi City, published on CNA's press platform. Editorial use.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

Giant clothes on Changrong Street

《長榮街晾衣場》 by Loremipsum, November 1–15.

On the street November 1–15; visit in daylight. The individual shops keep different hours.

Two ochre clay tigers stand and recline in front of blue mountains with mirrored faces, photographed on green turf.

Work: East Lin. Photography: @phtsai_tw; photography assistance: @idlesome. Published by @eastlin8333. Editorial use.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

MUGN: a walk on Yushan

《玉山散步 東ㄉ剪黏展》 by 林婉筑 (East Lin), November 1–15.

November 1–15, 12:30–18:00; closed November 2, 3, 9 and 10. Separately booked events follow their session times.

The family's living room at Yongchang, with wooden chairs, a sofa, tables and family photographs on the wall.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

Yongchang: a family landscape

《家庭式風景:3667》 by CHANG, PO-CHIEH, November 1–15.

November 1–15, except November 8. Forty-five-minute windows start hourly from 13:00 to 19:00; last entry five minutes before each window ends. Final window ends 19:45.

Two Japanese-era wooden buildings and the garden at Showa J18, with a large living tree between them.

Venue photograph published in Art Week Chiayi's programme. Editorial use.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

Showa J18: the casuarina

《木麻黃》 by 楊水源, November 1–15.

November 1–15; 10:00–18:00, closed Thursday.

Long tables, chairs, craft materials and paint jars inside Pocket Party's brick interior.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

Pocket Party: the grain's descent

《下落:機具何往》 by 蔡寧, November 1–15.

November 1–15; daily 10:00–20:30.

SWAYTEA's white old house with green doors and windows, plants and seats outside.

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East District, Chiayi · Art Week Chiayi exhibition

SWAYTEA: where traces meet

《痕跡匯流之處》 by 江婕妤, November 1–15.

November 1–15; 11:30–19:30, closed Tuesday.

Two white-and-brown cats leap from a pale green envelope on a blue poster, among a medicine bottle, capsules, toys, stars and a rider on a green scooter. Handwriting loops around them; September 18–October 27 appears below.

Fangan, Love Notes from Cats, 2026 exhibition poster. Published by the artist. Editorial use.

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East District, Hsinchu · Illustrator-run exhibition space and café

Coincidentally Space

婉茜 and her husband host illustration, creative goods and coffee.

10:00–17:30; closed Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Fish, prawns, roe and green leaves decorate a dark rectangular box with a glossy surface, photographed against grey.

Joshin Hiroko, 散壽司 繽紛之盒, 2026. Copper, silver, ceramic and shippo enamel, 17 × 8 × 5 cm. Image published by FUGUEI Museum. Editorial use.

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Yingge, New Taipei City · Art museum on Yingge's ceramics old street

FUGUEI Museum Yingge Branch

Exhibition space on Yingge's ceramics old street.

Wednesday–Sunday, 10:00–19:00; closed Monday and Tuesday.

White glass forms run diagonally over grey concrete. Porous stems rise from rounded discs, one opens into a hollow cup, and long shadows fall to the right.

Work: Yoshiaki Kojiro. Image supplied by the 2026 Hsinchu City Glass Art Festival, published in VERSE. Editorial use.

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Hsinchu Park · Glass festival main exhibition

Windlivehouse · GLASS AGE

Foaming and collapsing glass, with blowing practices across generations.

October 17–November 15. Tuesday–Friday 09:00–17:00; weekends until 18:00. Closed Monday.

Black and green glass-festival banners name both venues, October 17–November 15 dates and opening hours.

2026 Hsinchu City Glass Art Festival visual. Supplied by the festival, published in VERSE. Editorial use.

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Hsinchu Park · Glass festival museum exhibition

Glass Museum · HSINCHU GLASS AGE

Hsinchu glassmaking and the Golden Glass Awards, beginning with East Gate.

October 17–November 15. Tuesday–Friday 09:00–17:00; weekends until 18:00. Closed Monday.

Performers in black-and-white coats extend their limbs from tall ladders while ground teams hold them steady; red and gold streamers rise in front of a castle.

Kagatobi Ladder Climbing Preservation Society performance archive photograph, published by Nanying International Folklore Festival. Editorial use.

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Xinying · Outdoor folklore performances

Nanying Green Heart Park: festival stage

The festival runs across Tainan through October 25. At Green Heart Park in Xinying, programmes start at 19:00 on October 18–24; the October 25 closing programme starts at 16:00.

Opening programme October 17 at 19:30; October 18–24 at 19:00; October 25 closing programme from 16:00.

Performers in black-and-white coats extend their limbs from tall ladders while ground teams hold them steady; red and gold streamers rise in front of a castle.

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Xinying · Practice introduction and live demonstration

Xinying school: October 17 Kagatobi demonstration

See Kanazawa's traditional firefighting practice at 13:30; free, no registration.

Saturday October 17, 2026, from 13:30.

Pink, red, yellow, green, orange and blue geometric blocks, radiating circles and vertical TAIPEI lettering form the exhibition graphic.

Graphic: Javin Mo and Tetsuya Goto. Image supplied by the curators and published by NOKE.

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Dazhi, Taipei · Graphic-design exhibition

NOKE: C-GRAPHIC/TAIPEI

Fifteen designers and teams at NOKE. NT$100, with two free tickets for members; open until 22:00 Friday and Saturday.

Sunday–Thursday 11:00–21:30, last entry 21:00; Friday–Saturday 11:00–22:00, last entry 21:30.

Under a pink sky, people read, walk and cycle beside the harbour; books and a paper plane float at left. The poster gives October 16 hours15:00–20:00 and October 17 hours12:00–19:00.

Image: festival poster published by Baby Beast Books.

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Keelung · Two-day reading festival

Keelung south station: Moving Reading Festival

More than 20 bookshops, publishers and lifestyle brands at the south plaza on October 16–17, alongside a book exchange, readings and registered activities.

October 16, Friday, 15:00–20:00; October 17, Saturday, 12:00–19:00.

Sunlight enters a tall museum gallery. On a white plinth in front, grey-green hollow ceramic forms carry a cluster of thin red shells; other works stand on white plinths behind.

Work: Masayuki Sato. Installation photograph published by New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum, October 13, 2026. Editorial use.

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Yingge, New Taipei City · Ceramics museum and art park

New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum

A ten-minute walk from Yingge Station, with time to see clay take sculptural form.

Weekdays 09:30–17:00; weekends and holidays 09:30–18:00. Ticket sales stop 30 minutes before closing. Closed the first Monday each month, moving to Tuesday after a Monday public holiday; also closed on Lunar New Year's Eve, the first day of Lunar New Year and announced dates.

A cream Haotao market poster with drawn bowls, plates, cups, a white cat and a rabbit around the yellow title.

Organisers’ Haotao market poster, published by 無水. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Outdoor craft market

Haotao market at CKS Memorial Hall

A free October 16–18 craft market, with live music, a journal stamp and weekend railway-film choices.

October 16–18, 2026, daily 12:00–18:00. Free market admission.

Pale folded pages stand in small architectural compartments on a white table; dark panels and cut-outs cast long sunlit shadows.

Exhibition photograph published by Middle Art Space, October 13, 2026. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Photobooks, artist books and sound

Drifting Library at Middle Art Space

Two Taipei exhibitions invite you into Polish photobooks, experimental sound and the physical work of turning pages.

October 3–31, 2026; Tuesday–Saturday 11:30–20:00. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Brown branching forms radiate around a hollow circle in a dark square work; a wooden table, patterned chair and small objects sit below against a white wall.

Work by Liu Hsiang-Hua. Exhibition photograph published by 55möbler. Editorial use.

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Kaohsiung · Contemporary art, fibre and vintage furniture

Autumn exhibitions at 55möbler

Two Kaohsiung exhibitions meet branches with felted bodies beside Yanchengpu MRT. Liu’s show ends November 29; Lin’s ends November 1.

Liu Hsiang-Hua: October 3–November 29; Jie-Yu Lin: October 3–November 1, 2026. Daily 13:00–21:00.

Green shutters open around a window. Papers rest on a wooden stool while a person reaches towards scattered objects; a blue door stands beyond the iron bars.

Programme photograph published by the 2026 Human Rights Arts Festival / National Human Rights Museum. Editorial use.

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Xindian · Selected object and physical-improvisation workshop

Mingu workshop at Jing-Mei

A stool, papers and an outstretched hand offer a way into Mingu’s object-led physical experiment at the Human Rights Arts Festival on November 14.

November 14, 2026, 14:00–16:00; for accepted participants.

Moon Post Office postcards lie stacked on a pale surface, with spaces for a question from Earth and a reply from the moon; the reverse offers online or postal replies.

Photograph published by 煮雪的人 / Zhuxue Deren, October 13, 2026. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Poetry market and postcard correspondence

Kishu An poetry market and Moon Post Office

On October 18, 煮雪的人 takes questions by postcard at Taipei Poetry Festival’s market, then answers them by hand.

October 18, 2026, 13:00–18:00.

Seven Soul Heist musicians pose with brass instruments and drums before red curtains; the lower panel names SAMEKA, The Pathfinder and the October 15 Revolver show.

Image published by Soul Heist in its show announcement. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Live brass and band night

Revolver: Soul Heist, SAMEKA and The Pathfinder

October 15: Soul Heist opens 20:00–20:40, alongside SAMEKA and The Pathfinder. Doors 19:30; NT$500 with a drink.

October 15, 2026: doors 19:30, full bill 20:00–22:30; Soul Heist 20:00–20:40.

An artist with a palette paints beside long city sketches on the gallery wall.

Exhibition photograph published by Jincent Chuang. Editorial use.

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Taipei · Exhibition space

No. 6 Art Center: city sketchbooks

Six creators share city drawings and sketchbooks; bring your own book for stamps.

This exhibition: Monday–Friday 12:00–18:30; Saturday 12:00–17:00; Sunday closed. The show comes down at 15:30 on October 19; arrive earlier.

A yellow seated figure against a photograph of an old Keelung building on a turquoise poster listing four workshops and two walks.

Programme poster published by Sea To See Bookafé, October 12, 2026. Editorial use.

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Keelung · Independent bookshop and café

Sea To See Bookafé

A bookshop near Miaokou, with books about Taiwan and the sea.

Bookshop: Monday–Friday 11:00–22:00; Saturday and Sunday 11:00–02:00 the following morning.

Pale Penghu scenery, scrub and low buildings beneath the What the Wind Leaves exhibition title.

陳薌普, What the Wind Leaves poster, published by NTNU Fine Arts. Editorial use.

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Taipei · University gallery

NTNU Teh-Chun Gallery

Exhibition rooms at NTNU Fine Arts, reached from Heping East Road.

Exhibition runs usually Saturday–Thursday, 09:00–17:00; final-day hours follow each show’s poster.

Three woodcarvings on a chip-covered work surface: Yue Lao with a tablet at left, Nezha on a dragon-shaped skateboard above, and Guan Yu on a scooter at right.

Work: 陳文才 and 陳希彥, Chen's Wood. Photograph: 樸實創意, published by MOT TIMES, July 2026. Editorial use.

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Taichung · Wood-carving workshop and shop

Chen's Wood

A family workshop on Renai Street, carving deity figures, plaques and contemporary objects.

Regular visiting hours Monday–Saturday 14:00–18:00; closed Sundays.

Whole Taiwan exhibition poster: a rabbit sits on a bear's head while a tiger, bears and a pig gather around tea and books against green hills; dates and the Xinyi bookstore address remain visible.

Artwork by TOKINOIRODORI. Poster published by TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Xinyi and the artist. Editorial use.

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Xinyi, Taipei · Bookstore and exhibition space

TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Xinyi

Books and art on the fifth floor, above Taipei City Hall MRT.

Sunday–Thursday 11:00–21:30; Friday–Saturday 11:00–22:00. National holidays follow department-store announcements.

Pink and purple inflatable boulders fill the night photograph, with a small moon between them.

Artwork: ENESS. Sunrise Boulevard installation photograph: Hualien Travel. Editorial use.

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Hualien City · Temporary outdoor installation

Iwagumi Air Scape · Sunrise Boulevard

ENESS's inflatable rocks glow on Hualien's Sunrise Boulevard through October 12.

September 24–October 12, 2026, daily noon–22:00.

A small figure between orange and purple boulders at the Sunrise Boulevard night installation.

Artwork: ENESS. Sunrise Boulevard installation photograph: Hualien Travel. Editorial use.

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Guangfu, Hualien · Temporary outdoor installation

Iwagumi Air Scape · Danongdafu

Iwagumi Air Scape moves to Danongdafu's Sun and Moon Pools on October 23, with free shuttles from Guangfu Station.

October 23–November 8, 2026, daily 10:00–20:00.

White animal-shaped objects carry curling gold ornament inside clear cases, with vessels behind them. The whole photograph retains its white frame and phone imprint.

Teacher-and-student display at the lacquer-thread exhibition. Image published by Chien Yu-Hui (簡玉惠). Editorial use.

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Nanhai Road, Taipei · Craft exhibition venue

Taipei Contemporary Craft Design Branch

Free craft exhibitions on Nanhai Road.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:30–17:30; closed Mondays except national holidays. Free admission.

White bird-shaped wind vanes stand on a raft, with the crab boardwalk and distant wind turbines behind them.

Work: Takahito Kimura, Waterbirds’ Parking Lot—PLAY WITH EARTH. Image supplied by Hsinchu City Government / Hakka News.

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Xiangshan, Hsinchu · Outdoor art and a wetland walk

Xiangshan Wetland Art Festival · nature park

Future fossils on the grass; a parking lot for birds on the water.

Festival programme 10:00–17:00; boardwalk access depends on tides and on-site notices.

A plant phoenix stands on a concrete terrace, white branches extending from its head and wings spreading beneath a blue sky.

Work: 古文旻, 新生. Photograph: 古佳立 / New Taipei City Art Museum.

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Yingge, New Taipei · Art museum and riverside arts campus

New Taipei City Art Museum

An art museum on Guanqian Road, with a Creative Cluster, terraces and outdoor grounds.

Museum building: Tuesday–Friday 10:00–17:30, Saturday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; ordinarily closed Mondays. Campus programmes follow their own schedules.

Exhibition preview: green produce crates form walls, benches and counters, with yellow crates at the centre.

Curation: studio ordinary / Huang Ming-chang. Space: UMEADOW. Image: Taiwan Design Expo.

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Qingpu, Taoyuan · Exhibition centre

Messe Taoyuan

Start with an exhibition built from green produce crates and look at the design of Taiwan’s markets.

Design Expo, September 24–October 11: Monday–Thursday 10:00–18:00; Friday–Sunday and public holidays 10:00–20:00. October 11 closes at 18:00.

A pink tulip seen from above, with pale pointed shapes at its centre and yellow-green colour spreading outward.

Work: Nemosyne Wang. Image: FOGARTS.

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Neihu, Taipei · Art space

FOGARTS

Look into Nemosyne Wang's tulip in an old-house gallery near Xihu MRT.

Wednesday–Sunday 14:00–19:00; closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Clear glass bottles lie horizontally on black tripod stands in a gallery with timber flooring and exposed rafters; a cloth at the back bears the work's title.

Image: Tainan City Government Cultural Affairs Bureau, published by ARTouch.

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Madou, Tainan · Arts and cultural center

Tsung-Yeh Arts and Cultural Center

Madou's former sugar factory gives its brick and timber buildings to exhibitions, craft and artists in residence.

Wednesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays, Tuesdays and Lunar New Year's Eve. Free admission.

A dark exhibition room with small screens on stands, curved metallic sculptures and a large cream-coloured oval framing a bright screen.

Photograph: 汪正翔. Image: Hong Foundation.

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Guting, Taipei · Art space

Hong Foundation

An art space tucked away on the twelfth floor near Guting MRT. The Question Project commissions artists to give a big question a physical presence.

Tuesday–Sunday 11:00–18:00; closed Mondays, national-holiday long weekends and between exhibitions.

A vertical black exhibition poster with a multicoloured geometric ceramic structure: steps enter a rectangular opening on its left, with a large void beneath a raised span. Below it, stairs rise from a round hole in a separate earth-coloured sculpture.

Art: Liou Chen-Chou. Image: Huludun Cultural Center.

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Fengyuan, Taichung · Cultural centre and galleries

Huludun Cultural Center

Let your eyes take the little staircase into a ceramic landscape.

First-floor Exhibition Room I: Tuesday–Sunday, 09:00–17:30; closed Mondays and Friday, September 25, 2026, for Mid-Autumn Festival.

A wood-coloured Tatung Venus television behind glass, with tall side columns and two circular grilles below its screen.

Made by Tatung. Photograph: National Science and Technology Museum.

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Sanmin, Kaohsiung · Science, industry and design museum

National Science and Technology Museum

Two old televisions that would not concede even two centimetres.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; ticket sales end at 16:00. Closed Mondays except national or compensatory holidays. General exhibition admission NT$120.

A sunlit curved wooden table holds coloured glasses, clear lucky-cat containers and small glass spoons.

Spring Pool Glass Studio + The POOL / Accupass.

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Hsinchu · Glass studio, shop and café

Spring Pool Glass Studio, Hsinchu

Glassmaking downstairs, objects to browse above, a drink on the third floor.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:30; closed Mondays. Arrive before 5pm for the café.

Two footballers in turquoise and black-and-yellow kits concentrate on a yellow ball near the bottom of the frame.

Piyapong Boonlawd / One-Forty.

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Zhongzheng, Taipei · Theater and photography

National Theater, Door 2

At Door 2, spend time with migrant photographers' pictures.

Sundays Unseen: September 20–November 29, 2026, daily 12:00–20:00. Free admission.

A large film projector beside a wooden bench facing a black-and-white projection, with red curtains and exposed roof beams around the reconstructed theatre.

Taipei Historical Archives.

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Wanhua, Taipei · Exhibition hall

Shuxin Hall, Nishi Honganji Square

An exhibition hall in Nishi Honganji Square, a short walk south of Ximen MRT.

Free admission. Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00; closed Mondays.

The restored red-brick courtyard and tiled roofs of Shi Family House in Tamsui.

Tamsui Historical Museum

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Tamsui, New Taipei · Historic house and exhibitions

Shi Family House, Tamsui

A restored merchant family's red-brick courtyard house in Tamsui's market lanes.

Mon–Fri 09:30–17:00; weekends and public holidays 09:30–18:00. Closed the first Monday of each month (closed October 5); other Mondays are open.

June 7, 2025 opening: guests eat beside the bookshelves at Book Forest.

Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency, Yilan Branch

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Luodong, Yilan · Bookshop and kitchen

Book Forest / 森本屋

A timber house run by three Yilan bookshops, with 小間書菜's food beside the shelves.

Closed Monday and Tuesday; opens at 10:00 Wednesday–Sunday. Call 03-9550316 for meal reservations and evening hours.

Three tiny red-flag bearers stand atop a white weather observatory, with faces at the windows and tree-huggers at either side.

Viga; San Gallery

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Tainan · Gallery

San Gallery

A Gongyuan South Road gallery showing painting and sculpture.

Gallery contact page: Tue–Sat 13:00–19:00. Google lists different hours; call 06-2208833 before a special trip.

A red ceramic bottle shaped like a fire hydrant, with an outlet on each side, stands against flames, water and yellow emergency tape in a Kinmen Ceramics Factory advertisement.

Kinmen Ceramics Factory

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Jinhu, Kinmen · Ceramics factory and shop

Kinmen Ceramics Factory

Tableware, art ceramics and kaoliang bottles from a factory founded in 1963.

Mon–Fri 08:00–12:00 / 13:30–17:30; Sat 08:00–12:00 / 13:00–17:00. Closed Sundays.

A curved glass case holds small embroidered collars and garments; a mannequin in white and framed textiles fill the room behind it.

Embroidered garments, collars and framed works at Puzi Embroidery Cultural Museum. Photograph published by the Ministry of Culture's museum directory.

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Puzi, Chiayi · Embroidery museum

Puzi Embroidery Cultural Museum

A small timber museum holding Puzi's embroidery trade.

Free. Suggested visit: Thursday–Sunday 09:00–12:00 or 13:30–16:00. For other days, holidays or classes, call 05-3660985.

A wooden book display with face-out books, cameras, handwritten cards and a cat-shaped clock.

An earlier view of Huanghuang's book display. Photograph supplied by Huanghuang Bookshop.

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Taitung city · Bookshop / coffee

Huanghuang Bookshop

A Taitung corner with cats, books and small local publications.

14:00–20:00; closed Tuesday. Buy a book or a drink for a reading seat.

A towering green humanoid sculpture with blue-tipped limbs carries another body overhead; visitors stand beside it in the tall gallery.

Nyubo Abe,《旅人-往返的身體》, at the 2026 exhibition opening. Image: Miaoli County Government / Sanyi Wood Sculpture Museum.

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Sanyi, Miaoli · Wood sculpture museum

Sanyi Wood Sculpture Museum

From woodcarving streets into contemporary sculpture. Prepare your neck for the current show's 3.5-metre traveller.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; last admission 16:30. Standard NT$80, eligible concessions NT$50. Closed Mondays, Lunar New Year's Eve and announced closure days; holiday openings follow museum notices.

A portrait poster on an orange-and-yellow grid: blue-and-white wood-grain rings spread out and break into a grey checkerboard, titled 2026 Sanyi Woodcarving Festival.

Festival poster: 2026 Sanyi Woodcarving Festival / Miaoli County Government / Sanyi Wood Sculpture Museum. Editorial use.

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Sanyi, Miaoli · Woodcarving street

Shuimei Art Street

Sanyi's woodcarving street, lined with carving shops and studios.

Shops on the street keep their own hours; there are no shared opening hours.

In a Meinong garden, a woman holds a large red umbrella with a black border and intricate cut-paper pattern around its centre.

Umbrella by Lin Rong-jun and Wu Jian-ying. Photograph by Hung Shu-jhen, published by Travelrich. Historical photograph, full frame and watermark retained.

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Meinong, Kaohsiung · Paper umbrella workshop

Guang Jin Sheng Paper Umbrella Studio

Handmade paper umbrellas behind the Lin family ancestral hall near Meinong Lake.

Daily 10:00–17:00. Free to browse; painting and purchases charged separately. Call 07-681-3247 for painting arrangements and prices.

In a black-and-white photograph, people form a circle around street performers; children stand in front and many spectators wear conical hats.

Deng Nan-Guang, historical photograph of Beipu street performers, reproduced by ARTEMPEROR.

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Beipu, Hsinchu County · Photography museum

Deng Nan-Guang Memorial Museum

A photographer's hundred-year-old family house, with free admission at the south end of Beipu Old Street.

Daily 10:00–17:00; closed Lunar New Year's Eve. Free admission; check announcements for special closures.

Tide diagrams and rows of small cards hang on timber panels in front of a blue gallery wall.

Lienchiang County Cultural Affairs Department; published by Matsu Daily, September 1, 2026.

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Nangan, Matsu · Museum

Matsu Folk Culture Museum

Houses, fishing gear and residents' accounts of the shore lead into everyday island life.

09:00–17:00; closed Wednesdays. General NT$40, concessions NT$20; free for Lienchiang County residents.

Two slender bronze figures with enormous wings against a golden sky, on the Circling Home poster.

Wu Ching-Ju, Circling Home poster. Hualien County Cultural Affairs Bureau, 2026.

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Hualien city · Art museum

Hualien Art Museum

Collection displays and changing exhibitions beside the sea.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays, national holidays and announced changeovers. The published calendar lists September 21–28 closed.

Cream-coloured exhibition poster with three close-up photographs of woven bamboo baskets and September 12–30, 2026 dates.

Poster: Cultural Affairs Bureau of Nantou County.

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Nantou city · Museum

Nantou Bamboo Art Museum

On the bureau's ground floor, bamboo takes on a frankly unreasonable number of household jobs.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays and the county’s listed holiday dates.

From the sunlit courtyard, looking towards Xiluo Keding Cultural Center's restored wooden windows, weatherboards and tiled roof.

Photographs: Yunlin County Government; published by Hakka News, August 2026.

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Xiluo, Yunlin · Cultural centre

Xiluo Keding Cultural Center

The long-empty town-head residence reopens, giving Xiluo's history and Zhao'an Hakka culture a home of bamboo-and-earth walls and weatherboards.

Wednesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Under warm amber lights, a dancer bends forward beside a clarinet player. Listeners sit around them, with electronic equipment behind the performers.

Image source: Soulangh Cultural Park / ECHOES.

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Jiali, Tainan · Cultural park

Soulangh Cultural Park

Fourteen Jiali sugar warehouses, with exhibitions along the corridors and local procession arts spilling into the grounds.

Wed–Sun 09:00–17:00; closed Mon–Tue and Lunar New Year's Eve.

Black-and-white exhibition graphic with two figures leaning close, surrounded by dense white cut marks, beside the exhibition title and 2026 dates.

Liu Zhen-kun, exhibition image for 《刻畫人生》, 2026. Published by Pingtung Art Museum.

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Pingtung City · City art museum

Pingtung Art Museum

A city-run art museum beside Zhongshan Park, with changing exhibitions in its numbered galleries.

Free; Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:30; closed Mondays and national holidays.

A guide points to a display among wooden boxes bearing Chinese characters with the rice radical.

Image: Erjie Barn / Da Er Jie Cultural Foundation.

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Wujie, Yilan · Rice-farming museum

Erjie Barn Rice-Farming Museum

A railway-side Yilan granary puts rice-growing knowledge, local farmers and a wall of 米 characters back in circulation.

09:00–17:00, last entry 16:30; closed Wednesdays

The museum's pale curved building has broad outdoor stairs on one side and a small pool before its entrance.

Image published by the Ministry of Culture.

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Hengchun, Pingtung · Folksongs museum

Hengchun Cultural Center Folksongs Museum

Folk songs beside the old town, open until nine on Fridays and Saturdays.

Tuesday–Thursday and Sunday 09:00–18:00; Friday–Saturday 09:00–21:00; Monday closed. Free entry.

Children gathered in front of a television whose back faces the camera; the supplied print reproduction includes a colour scale.

Liu An-Ming, In front of the First TV, 1962. Published by Chishang Barn Art Museum.

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Chishang, Taitung · Art museum

Chishang Barn Art Museum

A short station walk into Taiwan's photographic memory.

Wednesday–Sunday 10:30–17:30; closed Monday and Tuesday. NT$50; students and visitors 65+ NT$20. Free for Chishang residents with ID, disabled visitors, children under six and holders of valid Taiwan tour-guide or tour-leader credentials. 089-862089.

Five brown and amber tea vessels on a pale cloudlike ceramic support, reflected in glass below.

Sun Fu-Sheng, 《池上.印象》, 2025. Image: Chishang Barn Art Museum / Editorial use

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Chishang, Taitung · Granary tofu restaurant · Art Sharing stop

池上豆之間

A former granary turned tofu restaurant, with tea vessels on a cloud.

08:00–18:00; Friday and Saturday until 20:00

A low grey building with arched openings, timber-framed doors and windows and a tiled roof under a wide blue sky.

Photo: Kaohsiung Cultural Affairs Bureau via Military News Agency / Editorial use

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Gangshan, Kaohsiung · Restored air-force village

Xing Village, Gangshan

Aircraft-depot housing turned air-force village, restored with more than one era kept.

Monday and Wednesday–Friday 10:00–17:00; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Tuesdays.

Square poster: a small cream-coloured hedgehog among green leaves beneath a huge dandelion, printed with the show's title, dates and venue.

Image: Aggie 慢慢走 (@aggie__amble) / Editorial use

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Da’an District, Taipei · Shida Road shop with a second-floor exhibition room

XiangART Shida

A shop off Shida Road that gives its second floor to illustration shows.

Exhibition hours: The Star Forest, October 6–November 1, daily 12:30–18:30

Two people wear white shirts and navy waistcoats against a blue backdrop. Blue-and-white mountain landscapes cross the sleeves and torsos, with small badges on the waistcoats.

A Joy uniforms. Design: Justin Chou / JUST IN XX. Image: JUST IN XX, published by BeautiMode.

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Da'an District, Taipei · Contemporary culture campus

Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB)

The former Air Force headquarters on Jianguo South Road; open grounds, with indoor venues opening for events.

Outdoor grounds open 24 hours; service centre 09:00–18:00; indoor venues open for individual events.

Yeh Che-Yu’s A Whimsical Visit to the Immortals II: a figure on pink clouds above a pink sports car, checkerboard patch, metallic ground and looping green arrow.

Yeh Che-Yu, A Whimsical Visit to the Immortals II. Image: ESTYLE Art Gallery.

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Xitun District, Taichung · Contemporary gallery

ESTYLE Art Gallery (藝時代畫廊)

A second-floor contemporary gallery on Wenxin Road, walkable from Wenxin Sakura MRT.

Daily 11:00–20:00; no regular closing day.

Wooden entrance and staircase under the HĒHĒ Bookstore & Wine sign, with number 51 on the right.

HĒHĒ Bookstore & Wine, official website

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Dadaocheng, Datong District, Taipei · Independent bookstore and wine

HĒHĒ Bookstore & Wine

A bookstore in a late-Qing Guide Street shophouse: Taiwanese literature, translation and wine.

Tuesday–Sunday 14:00–22:00; closed Monday

Xhin Toh stands bare-chested in a green landscape with broken ground, holding a photograph of a weathered LAYANG-LAYANG station sign across his body.

Xhin Toh, Layang-Layang Drifts Afar series. Image published by Lightbox Photo Library.

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Da’an District, Taipei · Photography library

Lightbox Photo Library

Lightbox is a photography library focused on Taiwan.

Thursday–Saturday, 14:00–19:00

Five purple cat heads on green stems in a purple vase; three have round eyes and two have toothy grins.

Tsai Pei Chen,《見て/ 咪ㄉㄟ (三)》, 2026. Acrylic, 27 × 22 cm. Image published by the artist (@tsaipeichen_13).

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Lingya District, Kaohsiung · Exhibition space

NKNU Arts Creation Base / 高師大藝創基地

2F, No. 5, Lane 110, Heping 1st Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung.

Venue hours not yet published; during a show, follow its exhibition hours.

Rough brown ceramic chain links, their surfaces stamped with small text, loop together in heaps on a white floor, casting shadows.

Work: Cho Wei, 鏈結—同溫層 (detail), 2025, ceramic. Photo: Yinggo Spot.

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Yingge District, New Taipei · Arts and craft space on Taoci Street

Yinggo Spot (鶯歌光點美學館)

An arts and craft venue on Yingge's Taoci Street, with changing exhibitions in its third-floor arts centre.

10:00–19:00; closed the first and third Tuesday of each month

White and purple opening-forum poster. Large November 1 date, 09:50–17:30, National Museum of Taiwan Literature first-floor auditorium, free participation and Mandarin interpretation are listed beside the biennial's coloured loops.

Opening-forum poster: Tainan Art Museum.

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West Central District, Tainan · National literature museum

National Museum of Taiwan Literature

Taiwan's national literature museum in central Tainan, with permanent and changing exhibitions on the island's writing.

Tuesday–Sunday, 09:00–18:00; ordinarily closed Mondays.

Yingge District, New Taipei · Three-day ceramics market

Yingge ceramics market (鶯歌陶藝市集)

Yingge Open House's ceramics market, October 9–11, beside the elementary school's old kiln.

October 9 and 10, 2026, 10:00–18:00; October 11, 10:00–17:00

Illustrated Sankeng festival poster: a curling pink, green and blue landscape with a cello, a dinner plate and water bamboo.

Event poster: Taoyuan City Department of Agriculture. Published by 桃園好農 on the Ministry of Agriculture rural travel portal.

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Longtan District, Taoyuan · Event lawn

Shimen Grass Lawn

A big lawn by Shimen Reservoir, where the 2026 Sankeng festival holds its market and concerts.

No regular hours published for the lawn; event times follow each event.

Framed blue-and-yellow picture-book originals hang on a wooden pegboard at cafe BOMBOM.

Art: Evergreen Yeh. Photo published by cafe BOMBOM. Editorial use.

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Songshan District, Taipei · Illustration café and exhibition space

cafe BOMBOM

A Minsheng café and meeting place for illustrators, comics artists and animators.

Daily 10:30–19:00; no regular closing day

Readers sit around tables at Wen Chao, some reading and others talking.

Reading and conversation at Wen Chao. Image: Nantou Wen Chao Independent Bookstore. Editorial use.

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Nantou City · Independent bookstore in a market

Wen Chao Independent Bookstore

A bookstore in Nantou's market lanes, stocked with Taiwan history, local stories and independent publishing.

Thursday 13:30–21:00; Friday 13:30–18:00; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–18:00

A long counter with seats runs along the street-facing window, under a hanging woven lampshade.

Image: 藝點心意 Crea-Courtesy, October 7, 2026. Editorial use.

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Hualien city · Makers' studio with coffee and tea

Crea-Courtesy

A makers' room on Bo’ai Street: metalwork, wood and small objects, with coffee, tea and light food.

Daily 14:00–22:00; closed Tuesdays

A black cat rests on a white crescent among green and pink trees with brown faces, against a blue night crossed by thin white streaks.

Bo,《今晚,森林沒有睡》, acrylic on canvas, 80 × 60.5 cm. Image published by isart gallery.

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Songshan District, Taipei · Contemporary gallery

isart gallery, Fujin Street

A gallery at 6 Fujin Street, about 14 minutes on foot from Zhongshan Junior High School MRT.

Venue hours not yet published; during a show, follow its exhibition hours.

Rufish’s illustrated Taipei: a white cat drives a blue produce truck with fruit boxes; a boy walks a golden retriever, Taipei Main Station appears above, and working sketches are shown on the right.

Illustration: Rufish @rufish_illustration. Image: TCCIEA @tcciea / Editorial use.

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Xinyi District, Taipei · Creative-park exhibition warehouse

Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Warehouse 5

A former warehouse in Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, used by changing exhibitions.

Warehouse 5 opens for each exhibition; check the current organizer's hours.

Two pink lotus buds beside a folded yellow-green leaf, surrounded by blue-green foliage, with a small rusty-red leaf below.

Kazuki Mizuguchi,《双華》. Image: Enlighten Gallery / UDN.

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Shilin District, Taipei · Contemporary gallery

Enlighten Gallery (曙畫廊)

A ground-floor gallery on Shidong Road in Tianmu, near the baseball stadium.

Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–18:30; closed Sunday and Monday.

A warmly lit old room: antique sewing machines on wooden tables, transparent text panels hanging above, worn walls behind.

Antique sewing machines beneath suspended text panels at 驛前社. Image: Creative Taichung / Design HUB. Editorial use.

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Central District, Taichung · Former sewing-machine shop

驛前社 (former 新永勝 sewing-machine shop)

The 1960s 新永勝 sewing-machine shop near Taichung station, now 驛前社.

This page records only the BEYOND THE ORDER exhibition (October 3–18, 2026, 10:00–17:00, last entry 16:30); 驛前社's regular hours are not covered.

Translucent paint hangs from a clear horizontal rod, with brown diagonal bands, yellow colour and shadows on the white wall.

Huang Kuan-chun,《忘記的那一刻》, 2026. Photograph: 朱淇宏. Published by Mind Set Art Center.

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Neihu District, Taipei · Contemporary gallery

Mind Set Art Center (安卓藝術)

A contemporary gallery on the fifth floor, off Ruiguang Road in Neihu.

Visiting hours: Tuesday–Saturday 12:30–18:30; closed Sunday and Monday.

A grey paper structure has warmly lit recesses holding pink spheres, some on narrow blocks and others gathered behind a low paper rail.

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Wanhua District, Taipei · Cultural venue in a historic market

U-mkt (新富町文化市場)

A historic market building on Sanshui Street in Wanhua, now home to exhibitions and market programmes.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Mondays.

Blue, green and white loops and fine trails on the gold field of SAKI's 流景.

Art and image: Huang Chi-Ying / SAKI · Editorial use

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Datong District, Taipei · Second-floor exhibition space on Dihua Street

Reader's House (聯藝埕讀人館)

An upstairs exhibition space on Dihua Street in Dadaocheng.

Venue hours not yet published; during a show, follow its exhibition hours.

A round coral-pink glass disc on white. A large flower of thin outlined petals fills the centre, with a smaller flower near the upper right and lower left edges and fine bubbles through the glass.

Work: Kozue Tsukahara / Image: Gallery Life-seeding (至美蒔光) / Editorial use

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Zhongzheng District, Taipei · Gallery in a lane off Guling Street

Gallery Life-seeding (至美蒔光)

A gallery in Lane 60 of Guling Street, now showing glass from Taiwan and Japan.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Monday

Taiwan Spectrum exhibition poster with overlapping circles in green, yellow, blue and coral above black lettering.

Image: National Museum of Modern Art Tainan / Ministry of Culture / Editorial use

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West Central District, Tainan · National art museum

National Museum of Modern Art Tainan

The national museum on Zhongyi Road, separate from the municipal Tainan Art Museum on Nanmen Road.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00, Saturday until 21:00; closed Monday, with national-holiday exceptions; last admission 17:30, Saturday 20:30

A dark blue clock with gold-coloured circular patterns on its right half, photographed against a white brick wall.

Water-pattern clock from Kousancraft’s workshop course. Image: Kousancraft. Editorial use.

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East District, Taichung · Lacquer workshop, by appointment

Kousancraft

Kousancraft's Jianzhi Street studio, with water-pattern clock and kintsugi classes by appointment.

By appointment only

West District, Taichung · Former municipal office with exhibition space

Taichung Shiyakusho

The former municipal office at 97 Minquan Road, with a small Kousancraft history exhibition on the first floor.

First-floor exhibition space daily 09:30–17:30

Taichung · Artwork acquisition and rental

Art Bank Taiwan

At 150, Section 1, Ziyou Road; Lai points visitors here for its connection with the former Taichung craft school.

Office hours Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00

Fengyuan, Taichung · Lacquer museum

Fengyuan Museum of Lacquer Art

At 1-1 Shuiyuan Road; free admission, guided tours by advance booking.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays and national holidays

On a loom, yellow cloth woven with a floral pattern fills the left side; a row of wooden shuttles lies to the right, with pale silk threads running from them toward the cloth.

Image: Yilan National Center for Traditional Arts / Sunmake Cultures Foundation / Editorial use

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Wujie, Yilan · Kesi workshop with weaving sessions

Huang Lan-ye's Silk Tapestry Workshop

In Guanjing Building B1 at Yilan's traditional arts park: weave a silk coaster or handkerchief.

Workshop 09:30–17:30, closed Tuesdays; park 09:00–18:00

Close-up: one hand holds a pale, upturned unfired bowl on a turning wheel while the other trims its foot with a metal tool, sending curls of clay flying; scraps and tools lie on the tray beside it.

Photo: Yingge Open House / Editorial use

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Yingge District, New Taipei · Meeting point for a guided ceramics-making route

Yingge Open House: the 讓 route

Yingge Open House's 讓 route starts here and goes inside a ceramics factory and a transfer-printing works.

Booked guided sessions only; factory visits are part of the booked tour

Crumpled white paper hangs from the ceiling to form a dim tree hollow; through a lit opening below, a glass case full of green plants is visible.

Photo: 李阮修, via CirCurate / Editorial use

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Datong District, Taipei · Dihua Street shop and exhibition space

Jiguang Precious

A Dadaocheng shop that uses both its ground floor and basement for exhibitions.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:30–18:30; closed Monday

A wooden shopfront with picture books behind the glass, potted plants and a small blackboard outside.

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Da’an District, Taipei · Picture books · art books · zines

Tongli (Maison Temps-Rêves)

A picture-book shop that treats image books as art, argument and story.

Tuesday–Friday 12:00–18:00; Saturday–Sunday 11:00–18:00; closed Monday

A grand piano in the sunlit room at Xu Shi Music Library, with circular mirrors and flowers.

Image: Tainan Public Library / Editorial use

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North District, Tainan · Music library · Taiwanese song exhibition

Xu Shi Music Library

A former Yule Hall turned music library, with Xu Shi's songs upstairs.

Wednesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Monday, Tuesday, public holidays and the last Friday of each month

An audience sits at wooden tables beneath a large tree and painted lanterns beside Yunlin Storyhouse's dark wooden walls and tiled roof.

Image: Yunlin Storyhouse / Yunlin Storytellers Association.

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Huwei, Yunlin · Historic house, storytelling and handmade books

Yunlin Storyhouse

A Huwei wooden house hands the microphone to people who know roof tiles.

Wednesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00 and national holidays; additionally closed September 23, 24 and 30, 2026

Puppets of a red-haired woman in blue, a boy with hands on his hips and a girl stand among crates and books, before a tree character with large eyes and a red nose.

Image: Lize Puppet Art Colony / Puppet & Its Double Theater.

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Wujie, Yilan · Contemporary puppetry and artist residencies

Lize Puppet Art Colony

Puppets, woodworking and artists in an old granary.

Booked groups at 10:00 or 14:00; one group daily, ten people minimum, no joining other groups

Two rows of low white-walled studios with wooden windows and dark tiled roofs face a paved lane, with individual signs outside.

Photograph: Changhua County tourism website.

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Lukang, Changhua · Artist studios, craft and historic houses

Guihua Lane Artist Village

Two rows of old houses; each studio keeps its own rhythm.

Outdoor lane open; individual studio hours vary

A worker removes turquoise flower tiles from broken masonry above a red-tiled roof; loose tiles lie beside his feet.

A tile rescue in progress. Photograph: Museum of Old Taiwan Tiles.

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Chiayi · Tile preservation and craft museum

Museum of Old Taiwan Tiles

The tiles came from demolition sites. Your shoes stay at the door.

Wed–Mon 10:00–17:30; last entry 17:00. Closed Tuesday; open on national holidays

Stuffed animals occupy a green sofa beside low picture-book shelves, a rocking horse, a standing lamp and a hand-drawn blackboard.

Image source: PTS Local Partners.

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Yuanli, Miaoli · Independent bookstore, local publishing and rush weaving

Yuanli Seawind Bookstore

Seven minutes from the station: find a book, then somewhere to loaf.

Fri / Mon 13:00–18:00; Sat / Sun 10:00–18:00; closed Tue–Thu

Taiwanese bottles on illuminated glass shelves, tall and square, with labels including sweet potato, grape and honey.

Photograph: OR.

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Hsinchu · Former department store, food and exhibitions

OR House

Food, drink and exhibitions in one building opposite Dongmen Market.

Wed–Sun 11:00–20:30; Monday and Tuesday closed

Palette Café & Art’s cream-coloured concert poster pairs photographs of a violinist and accordionist with October 25, 2026, 13:00–13:30, and the café’s Ji’an address.

Poster: Palette Cafe & Art.

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Ji’an, Hualien · Coffee, sweets, music and screenings

Palette Cafe & Art

Coffee and jazz vinyl, with the ground floor sometimes given over to films and live musicians.

10:30–17:00; check the café’s monthly closure notice.

A long patched grey station wall, mint-green eaves, tiled roof and window awnings, with two visitors at the entrance.

Photograph by Allervous, April 3, 2025. Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Hamasen, Kaohsiung · Railway museum and port history

Takao Railway Museum

A station that still knows what a working day looked like

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Monday. Free admission

A wooden chair and cloth-covered table beside a four-driver wooden speaker, guitar cases and an amplifier.

Photograph: contributor to Dcard’s Dong Hwa University post on Huiming Art Center.

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Hualien City · Guitar, recording and makeup studio

Huiming Art Center

A listening chair in a Hualien guitar room

Visits by appointment; closed Monday

Two parrots with overlapping red, blue, yellow and green ceramic feathers above layered pink flowers and green leaves.

Jiannian work. Photograph published by Bantao Yao.

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Xingang, Chiayi · Jiaozhi pottery, jiannian and hands-on craft

Bantao Yao

A parrot built feather by feather

Daily 09:30–17:30; last entry 17:00, DIY until 16:30

Pale oyster-shell panels on a raised house beside water, with an open lower level and external stairs.

Raised Story House, built and managed by 觀樹教育基金會. Image source: 坔田渡鳥文化工作室.

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Kouhu, Yunlin · Wetland village, community art and environmental education

Chenglong Wetlands and Story House

Shells on the walls in Chenglong

Story House: Saturday 14:30–18:00; market: Saturday 14:30–17:30

A pale-blue door under a grey tiled roof, beside a small board advertising the bookshop and café.

Akauw Books. Image source: PTS Local Partners.

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Pingtung City · Independent bookshop and café

Akauw Books

A bookshop with an appetite

Thursday–Monday, 10:30–18:30

A white curving roof wraps a courtyard and broad terrace on coastal grassland, with the sea behind it.

Yong’an Conch Plaza. Image: Taoyuan Department of Hakka Affairs.

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Xinwu, Taoyuan · Sea-Hakka culture, permanent exhibition, coastal architecture

Yong’an Conch Plaza

A shell with a fishing village inside

Tuesday–Sunday, 09:00–17:00. Free entry

Ceramic bowls, irregular plates, tin surfaces and purple-and-white ribbon forms stretch down a table crossed by green-and-yellow cloth.

陶錫工藝, 縱谷盛宴. Image: National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute.

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Hualien City · Cultural park

Hualien Cultural and Creative Industries Park

An old brewery campus off Zhonghua Road, with exhibitions, craft and events spread across its buildings.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; indoor spaces closed Monday, outdoor grounds open around the clock; each exhibition sets its own hours

The characters 勝利 fill an orange field above a figure and floral forms.

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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Yancheng, Kaohsiung · Artist-organized space

New Sin Pin Pier

Founded in 1997, it lost its Dayong Road rooms in 2026, moved to Daren Road, and kept programming.

Wednesday–Sunday 12:00–19:00; closed Monday and Tuesday

A brown glazed vessel stands on a white plinth, with two pale green vessels blurred behind it.

Work: 鄭智恩. Photo: 吳欣穎 (@za_design360). Published by 852 Art Space (@artspace_852). Editorial use.

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Longjing, Taichung · Art space

852 Art Space

852 Art Space is tucked into Lane 38 on Tunghai Art Street in Longjing, Taichung. Check the gallery's current programme before going.

Wed–Fri 13:00–19:00; Sat–Sun 12:00–19:00; closed Monday and Tuesday

Seen through a reflective window, Ting Bookstore has a wall of books and a long wooden display table holding open volumes beneath the reflected pine trees.

Historical image: Pacific Sound Hub / Ting Bookstore. Editorial use.

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Hualien City · Former sound-culture bookstore · closed

Ting Bookstore

Closed since December 1, 2025. A record of sound, shelves and a long reading table.

Closed since December 1, 2025

Cao Kai-zhi and Li Ruo-mei stand inside Little Island Universe among wooden furniture, books, paintings and ceramics.

Photograph and reporting: Wang Chih-chieh, Matsu Daily, 2026. Cropped by Look Three Small from the published two-business composite to show the Little Island Universe frame. Editorial use.

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Nangan, Matsu · Artist-rebuilt ancestral house and arts café

Little Island Universe

Two artists rebuilt their family home for art, vessels, food, and daily life.

11:30–19:00; closed Wednesday and Thursday. NT$200 minimum per person

White Ecologies of Making poster with shell-like objects along a red cord and a net-like structure; dates October 25–November 29.

Elena Redaelli, Ecologies of Making exhibition poster. Published by Hsinchu Railway Art Village on the NCAF event platform. Editorial use.

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Hsinchu City · Art in former railway warehouses

Hsinchu Railway Art Village

Former railway warehouses east of the station, hosting residencies, exhibitions and workshops.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; closed Monday.

Coloured curls scatter among pale trunks above a reflecting lake; a central circle carries the Lake Festival title and dates.

Matt Perkins, Lake Festival programme poster. Published by Mind the G through Art Emperor; G(d)AP. Editorial use.

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Zhongzheng, Taipei · Mixed cultural-commercial park

Huashan 1914

Exhibitions, street performances, brands, character goods, tourism, and public space overlap throughout the day.

Outdoor public spaces open 24 hours; shops and indoor events keep their own hours.

A black wall inside the museum carrying poems, leading to the fire-damaged editor-in-chief's room behind glass.

The approach to the preserved editor-in-chief's room. Poems by Nylon Cheng's family and colleagues appear on the black wall before the fire-damaged room. Photo: Chen An. Source: Museum Island. Editorial use.

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Songshan, Taipei · Former newsroom, archive, memorial

Nylon Cheng Foundation and Memorial Museum

The Magazine Office on Freedom Lane

Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Free admission; reserve online before visiting

The interior of a wooden studio: a reflective sprung floor, windows running along three sides, dark timber beams overhead.

Photograph by Outlookxp, 2024. CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Zhongshan, Taipei · Dance studio, historic site, programme venue

Tsai Jui-yueh Dance Institute

Dancers still practise in this rebuilt wooden studio, part of the history of modern dance in Taiwan.

Monday–Friday 10:00–18:00; closed weekends and national holidays

Raised characters reading “a brave man should fight for justice” span a dark museum wall, with a bust of Lai Ho and vitrines to the left.

Venue photograph published by the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau.

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Changhua City · Literary archive and memorial museum

Lai Ho Memorial Museum

The manuscripts of Taiwan's new literature stayed in Changhua rather than moving to the capital.

Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–12:00 and 13:30–17:00; closed Sunday, Monday, and national holidays

A wooden-floored corridor with white walls and old timber windows, calligraphy scrolls hung along it, opening into the next gallery.

Venue photograph from a 2026 Tainan City Government news release.

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West Central District, Tainan · Literary museum

Yeh Shyr-tau Literary Memorial Museum

The redesigned museum uses maps, book walls, and a ceiling installation to present Yeh's Tainan.

Wednesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; closed Monday, Tuesday, Lunar New Year's Eve, and Lunar New Year's Day

The second-floor living room at Ko Chih-hua Residence, with a wall of books beside the family's sofas, tables, calligraphy, and household furnishings.

Photograph by Tyler Cottenie for the Taipei Times, 2026.

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Xinxing, Kaohsiung · Former home and publishing house

Ko Chih-hua Residence

First Publishing downstairs; the family's living room, study, books, and prison letters upstairs.

Tuesday–Sunday and national holidays 13:00–17:00; closed Monday and Lunar New Year's Eve

In a seaside park, a winged dark figure stands on a plinth in front of the low theme museum under an evening sky.

Photograph by Bunnyman17, 2014. CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Qijin, Kaohsiung · Memorial museum and park

War and Peace Memorial Park and Theme Museum

Taiwanese conscripted into several different armies, remembered facing the sea.

Park open all day; museum 10:00–18:00, closed Monday and the day after designated holidays

The grey modern frontage of the museum, its name mounted above the doorway with palms on either side.

Photograph by Pbdragonwang, 2011. CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Xinhua, Tainan · Literary museum

Yang Kui Literary Memorial Museum

Yang Kui's writing and life, remembered in his hometown of Xinhua.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–12:00 and 13:30–17:00; closed Monday

Under night lighting, densely woven bamboo fills a broken opening in an old factory wall, curling on the right into a round tunnel a visitor can walk into.

Image: Yilan Tourism (Yilan County Government).

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Wujie, Yilan · Cultural park in a former paper mill

Chung Hsing Cultural and Creative Park

The sheds and chimney of the 1935 Chung Hsing Paper Mill now give land art room to spread out.

Indoor buildings 10:00–18:00, closed Wednesday and Lunar New Year's Eve. Outdoor grounds open daily, lights off at 22:00; special closures announced separately

The warm-toned former police-station facade of Tainan Art Museum Building 1, with a stepped central gable and a large tree to the right.

Tainan Art Museum Building 1. Photograph published on the museum's architecture page. Editorial use.

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West Central District, Tainan · City art museum in the former police station

Tainan Art Museum Building 1

The old police station on Nanmen Road, now a museum with rooms at a walkable scale and Saturdays open until nine.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; Saturday until 21:00. Closed Monday, with announced national-holiday openings.

At night on the Kangle Street side, a painter works high on a large dragon form, its green scales edged in fluorescent line; paint cups, a folding table and a light box stand on the ground below.

A painter works beneath the fluorescent-edged form before the exhibition's first night. Image: LONG FLOW TAINAN / Fake Fire Atelier. Editorial use.

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West Central District, Tainan · Sunken public water plaza

The Spring

The pool left where the China-Town mall came down: a place to put your feet in by day, an exhibition space after dark.

During the exhibition 17:30–22:00 · final admission 21:00 · closed Tuesdays · free

Looking up at the museum: a raking board-marked concrete wall meets a full glass façade under a blue sky, with stone steps and pine branches in the foreground.

The museum building. Image: Yu-Hsiu Museum of Art.

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Caotun, Nantou · Private museum in the hills

Yu-Hsiu Museum of Art

A private art museum in Pinglin, Caotun. Admission is free by reservation. Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00, Thursday until 15:00; closed Mondays and national holidays.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00 · Thursday 10:00–15:00 · last entry 30 minutes before closing · closed Mondays and national holidays · reservation required

On a grassy slope at dusk, blue-green mosaic arcs curve out of the ground beside a long red-and-black patterned band, with plants growing between the arcs and a row of concrete blocks along the ridge behind.

Lua Rivera, The Elder, 2026, at the former Huayuan Elementary School. Image supplied by the 2026 South-Link Art Festival; source: ARTouch.

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Taimali, Jinfeng and Daren, Taitung · Outdoor art route along a highway

The South Link art route

Four stops on the southern end of Highway 9: a coastal slope, a hot spring by a river, a station hall, and a village hillside.

Visit outdoor works in daylight · the Jinlun Station work follows station hours

Looking down into the museum's full-height atrium, a long narrow wooden boat rests on the floor hung with rows of small coloured objects, visitors standing around it and a timber-framed glass wall to the right.

A current view through the museum atrium, visitors and several installations occupying the three-floor volume. Photograph: Lin Hui-ru / PeoPo.

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West District, Chiayi · Municipal museum in a converted heritage building

Chiayi Art Museum

The 1936 tobacco and liquor monopoly bureau, now the city's own art museum, five minutes' walk from the railway station.

Tuesday to Sunday 9:00–17:00 · closed Monday

Visitors move between singer-history panels and cases of records and photographs, beneath low hanging lights patterned with Indigenous motifs.

The Pingtung installation of Indigenous Popular Music, with visitors moving between singer histories, records, photographs and hanging patterned lights. Image: TITV News.

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Majia, Pingtung · Indigenous cultural park on a hillside

Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park

A whole hillside in Beiye, Majia Township, run by the Indigenous Peoples Cultural Development Center.

Tuesday to Sunday 8:30–17:00 · closed Monday, except national holidays

A white gallery where small metal sculptures sit on wooden plinths and low platforms, with a tall orange-red work standing against the far wall.

Installation view of Kuo Szumin's Sculptural Poems, Tina Keng Gallery, 2026. Small sculptures occupy plinths and low platforms; the 4.5-metre 《冉冉而生 #4》 stands at the far wall. Photo: ANPIS FOTO. Source: Tina Keng Gallery.

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Neihu, Taipei · Commercial gallery

Tina Keng Gallery

A ground-floor gallery off Ruiguang Road, tall enough to hold a 450-centimetre sculpture.

Tuesday–Saturday 11:00–19:00; closed Sunday–Monday

14453 exhibition image: a pale lavender and green horned creature lifts its head, with orange-purple butterfly wings behind it, small raised bumps and gold fastenings across a seam. The title appears above; Lee Shih-Hwa's name and exhibition dates are below.

Art: Lee Shih-Hwa. Exhibition image: Tu Xing Studio / Soil Space, 14453 exhibition page. Editorial use.

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West Central District, Tainan · Artist-run art space

Soil Space

A third-floor room in a lane off Minquan Road, showing one exhibition at a time and closed Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Friday–Tuesday 11:00–19:00; closed Wednesday and Thursday

Several slightly curved square ceramic panels hang on a white wall from small brass hooks; most are matte black, one is a speckled white glaze, each incised with fine straight dividing lines.

Work by Liu Chen-Chou in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.

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Da'an, Taipei · Ceramics exhibition space

Clay+

A ground-floor ceramics room in a lane off Chaozhou Street, showing one exhibition at a time on Thursday-to-Saturday afternoons.

Thursday–Saturday 13:00–17:00; other times by appointment

A pale fiber body bends into an unclosed loop above a stair landing, with a smaller circular fiber work on the opposite wall.

The stair encounter. Hou Guan-Ting's pale suspended fiber body hangs above the landing, with a smaller circular work opposite it. Image published by TSHI Ukhiam. Editorial use.

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Taoyuan District, Taoyuan · Independent exhibition space

NGSC Experimental Space

Five minutes from Taoyuan Railway Station, on the third floor of a Zhonghua Road building, open until 20:30.

Daily 12:40–20:30 (closed September 8, 14, 15, 21, 22; opens 16:00 on September 20)

A landscape poster places yellow, blue and pink painted areas, outlined figures and handwriting on the left, with Kao Yung-Chung's exhibition title and October 27–November 25 dates on pale grey at right.

Kao Yung-Chung exhibition poster. Image: NYCU Arts Center. Editorial use.

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East District, Hsinchu · University arts space

NYCU Ho Ran Library B1 Arts Space

A gallery in the basement of the Guangfu Campus library, open on weekdays and free to enter.

Monday to Friday 10:30–18:30 · closed weekends and national holidays

A long pale cloth held half-unrolled on a clear wall support, red stitching running through Roman letters and other characters, with loose thread at both ends.

Chang En-Man, The Great Deluge: Oral History from Pacavalj. Red reverse stitching runs through a Pacavalj flood account preserved in a 1935 colonial record. Image supplied by the artist and published by GQ Taiwan. Editorial use.

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Gushan District, Kaohsiung · Art centre

ALIEN Art Centre

An art centre beside the Kaohsiung Light Rail Shoushan Park stop, two minutes from the platform to the ground-floor galleries.

Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00 (closed Monday except public holidays)

A portrait poster with pink flowers and green leaves above a dark-green panel naming Huang Shun-Ting’s Best Best Wishes, October 3–November 21, and the originally scheduled October 24 talk.

Poster published on Huang Shun-Ting’s artist website. Editorial use.

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Da'an District, Taipei · Gallery

Project Fulfill Art Space

A ground-floor gallery in a lane off Xinyi Road, six minutes' walk from Daan MRT.

Tuesday–Saturday 11:00–19:00 (closed Sunday and Monday)

A falling drop makes circular ripples on dark water; white margins remain beside the portrait photograph.

Ryuichi Sakamoto + Shiro Takatani, water state 1 (2013). Tokyo exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, 2024. Photograph: 丸尾隆一. ©2024 KAB Inc.; published by TFAM. Editorial use.

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Zhongshan District, Taipei · Museum

Taipei Fine Arts Museum

The city's museum on the edge of Taipei Expo Park, a walk across the park from Yuanshan MRT.

Tuesday–Sunday 9:30–17:30; Saturday until 20:30 (closed Monday)

A low gray former warehouse beside Zhongshan Road, an ochre curtain over its entrance, with mountains rising beyond the roofs and power lines.

Image supplied by Fengsheng Bookstore; first published by Liberty Times. Editorial use.

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Shoufeng, Hualien · Independent village bookstore

Fengsheng Bookstore

A former warehouse beside Zhongshan Road; behind the ochre curtain, a wall of books and one long wooden table.

Friday–Monday, 13:00–18:00

A bright-yellow landscape poster names Michael Craig-Martin's The Language of the Everyday at left; saturated colours and black outlines show a drum, metronome, pencil sharpener and chairs at right.

Michael Craig-Martin, Inhale/Exhale (2002), © Michael Craig-Martin, courtesy Gagosian. Poster published by KMFA. Editorial use.

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Kaohsiung · Museum

Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts

The city museum beside the Neiweipi wetlands in Gushan, with B1 KSpace kept for experimental solo projects.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:30–17:30 · closed Monday

Two men sit in separate wicker chairs, one in a green shirt and the other in white with crossed legs. Blue shutters stand behind them; books and a fruit bowl occupy the foreground table.

David Hockney, Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy, 1968. © David Hockney. Photograph: Jonathan Wilkinson. Published by Taichung City Cultural Affairs Bureau. Editorial use.

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Xitun District, Taichung · City art museum

Taichung Art Museum

The city's art museum inside Green Museumbrary, separate from the national museum.

Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00, Saturday until 20:00; closed Monday; last tickets 30 minutes before closing

Song Joo Yean introduces a green-roofed house with red puzzle panels to families; a blue wave hangs on the red wall behind her.

Work: Song Joo Yean, 文字屋:造字計畫. Image: ARTCO Kids report. Editorial use.

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West District, Taichung · National museum

National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

The national museum on Wuquan West Road, with a B1 exhibition turning characters into a house, medicine-cabinet memories and giant embroidery.

Tuesday–Friday 09:00–17:00 · Saturday–Sunday 09:00–18:00 · closed Monday

A geometric projection stretches across the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts facade at night.

City of Mirrors outdoor projection. Image: Taoyuan City Department of Cultural Affairs.

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Qingpu, Taoyuan · Outdoor light installation

City of Mirrors — outdoor installation

Walk through mist, lasers and projections on an after-dark route through Qingpu.

Daily, 19:00–21:00, September 24–October 11; performances start at 19:00, 19:30, 20:00 and 20:30.

A gloved hand holds a stemmed glass upright; the glass sits in front of the fingers, with no face or table in the picture.

Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao, Furtive Joy / 《竊喜》, 2026. Ink, pigment ink, and watercolor on jangji paper mounted on canvas, 21 × 32 cm. Fragment Gallery lists silver foil; Huang's August 25 post lists gold. Courtesy of the artists and Fragment Gallery.

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New York · Gallery

Fragment Gallery

A third-floor room on West 14th Street showing Huang Chih-Cheng & Hao's first New York exhibition in September 2026.

Wednesday–Friday, 12–6 pm, and by appointment

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