Three small shows on Shida Road: island wind, unfinished peace and a crumpled ace of hearts
Three rooms at NTNU’s Teh-Chun Gallery, all ending October 15. Visit in the morning on Thursday to catch all three.
Buddy Lien · Shida, Taipei
陳薌普, What the Wind Leaves poster
陳薌普
陳薌普, What the Wind Leaves poster, published by NTNU Fine Arts. Editorial use.
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One campus stop brings island painting, graphic design and a game of fate together.
Start in Hall A with 陳薌普’s What the Wind Leaves. Her Penghu paintings span 2020–2025. The poster’s low buildings and wind-bent scrub offer a first glimpse of those island landscapes.
Hall B changes the palette: Miira Meng-Chih Lin’s RE—Unfinished Peace has black-and-white letterforms, a dove and cut-up profiles. In Hall D, Pei-Ching Chen’s The Others in the Game of Fate leads with a crumpled-looking ace of hearts. The red hearts survive the folds. Would you call that a lucky draw?
All three end October 15. The Hall A and B posters specify a noon finish that Thursday, so choose Monday–Wednesday or Thursday morning for the full visit. Afterwards, Shida Road makes an easy place to look for lunch.
Miira Meng-Chih Lin, RE—Unfinished Peace poster
Miira Meng-Chih Lin
Miira Meng-Chih Lin, RE—Unfinished Peace poster, published by NTNU Fine Arts. Editorial use.
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Pei-Ching Chen, The Others in the Game of Fate poster
Pei-Ching Chen
Pei-Ching Chen, The Others in the Game of Fate poster, published by NTNU Fine Arts. Editorial use.
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Get there
Public transport
About 600 metres, nine minutes on foot from Taipower Building MRT, along Shida Road toward Heping East Road. Use the gallery entrance on Heping East Road.
Sources
- NTNU Teh-Chun Gallery ↗ — Current exhibitions, posters and visitor information