2024.07.18 – 2024.07.21
The art exhibition “HOME: TAIWAN” was curated by the Taiwanese Indigenous Amis curator Neal Yang. Through diverse artistic media, it articulates a unique perspective on Taiwan and the journey of exploring personal identity. It brings together four Taiwanese artists: Amis musician Dungi Sapor, contemporary artist Jeremy Chih-Hao Chuang, emerging artist Hsin Huang, and mixed-media textiles artist Amy Hsu-Tzu Chen. They will employ various forms—music, photography, painting, and textiles—to extend the theme of the Venice Biennale “Foreigners Everywhere.” By anchoring their exploration in their homeland, Taiwan, they delve into the recognition and affirmation of self-identity, collectively portraying the rich diversity of the land and its culture.
2023.08.15 – 2023.08.20
The concept of POP CON is inspired by the Pop Art of the 1950s, aiming to introduce and familiarise the public with popular culture and artistic forms from different eras through various types of creators. We hope that creativity can become something that brings people closer to life and feels natural. Because of this concept, POP CON was conceived. “Con” is short for “convention,” and the essence of an exhibition is that under a broad theme, it encompasses people and things related to various industries and themes. Through the format of an exhibition, people can understand the complete industry structure and its corresponding culture. Participating exhibitors can also exchange ideas to enhance the competitiveness and future development of the industry. We chose this format to present our event because exhibitions provide such diverse channels for professionals and the general public…
2023.03.04 – 2023.04.30
To define where is the boundary between dream and reality is the concept Breeze Shih would like to present in this collection. In dreams, maybe we were allowed to truly expressing our emotions and desires. Perhaps in dreams, it is the window through which we face our true self deeply and privately. This time, the artist would like to use the elements from fashion, and combine ideas with darkness, secretive, and obscure, trying to explore the real wishes that are hidden in the dream. Besides, she would like to ask the audiences and herself, when the idea of beauty goes ultimately, would that still presenting absolute beauty, or loosing the true meaning of beauty. Furthermore, after the intrusion of the epidemic, the real world is far more absurd than the content of nightmares…
2022.04.01 – 2023.04.06 // 4 exhibitions
《 Four Seasons: Cactus Bar 》I tried to find the four parts of life as our four seasons of life circle: mind, love, time, and born. In spring, people usually find new jobs, projects, and relationships. Besides, they review the past and mind to seize the opportunities to change their life. After that, love comes along. The love birds appear in the street, beach, school, and workplace. In our lives, love not only happens in lovers but also in families and friendships. Time represents our stories. It watches us grow up and accompany us when we are happy, sad, lonely, or angry. After time pass, there is a new life comes. Maybe it is a newborn child or a lifestyle. It makes our dreams come true and lead to the next accomplish…
2022.07.01 – 2022.09.30
Cities have different faces in each era. Looking back at the past, all towns were changing at an astonishing speed, small or big. The former river bank had become a particular commercial zone, the former farmland had become a residential area, and even the desert had become a resort. In 2020, the world encountered the replacement of the times. The virus had made the cities quickly adapt to the new human lifestyle. This exhibition aims to show the difference in the photographer’s feelings after the epidemic through photographic records. Additionally, make the conversation between the senior photographer and the young photographer with the works on three topics, humanities, stories, and substances…
2020.06 – 2022.01 // 7 exhibitions
《 La Fiesta X Artist Art Gallery & Bar 》Based on creating the collision of different cultures and connotations between people, combining bars and restaurants, placing works in places according to the concept, creating an immersive experience from hearing, vision, smell, and taste to lead guests into different stories and cultures. Besides working in the art industry, I am keen on going to bars. I believe that the bistro is not only a place for people to drink and have fun but also a place where people can get to know each other, create connections, and do more miracles. Therefore, this exhibition series combines the bar’s culture and venue as a connection between people and discusses how to make paintings or artworks become another interesting existence for customers to…