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.
Chen Hui-Ming:《彼處》
Chen Hui-Ming
Chen Hui-Ming,《彼處》. Image published by New Taipei Gallery. Editorial use; the supplied image is shown whole.
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One foggy image opens a visit to ten artists from Taiwan, Japan and Korea.
A broken pointed arch rises on the left of Chen Hui-Ming’s《彼處》. Foliage climbs the stone; a square shape is barely visible through the mauve-grey fog farther back. The arch gives the eye something to hold while the rest of the landscape remains difficult to place. The gallery describes a work of slowly changing images, where mist conceals the distance and lets forms emerge over time.
In Where We See, PRISM brings ten artists from Taiwan, Japan and Korea together through painting, moving images and mixed media. The exhibition ends October 26; entry is free.
Get there
Public transport
From Banqiao railway station’s east exit, follow Xianmin Boulevard, then turn right into Hansheng East Road. The mapped walk is about 400 m; allow ten minutes including finding the third floor. Enter the Guoding Building from Hansheng East Road and take the side stairs to 3F. The gallery also gives an escalator approach from Mega City’s first-floor stage area.
Sources
- Prism14+ exhibition ↗ — The exhibition, ten artists and dates
- Chen Hui-Ming’s《彼處》 ↗ — Published image and the gallery’s account of the work
- Hours and admission ↗ — Free entry and opening hours
- Getting to the gallery ↗ — Station exits, third-floor entrance and escalator approach