The National Theater and Concert Hall's Autumn Arts Festival has always been an annual highlight in Taiwan's performing arts scene. This year, it adopts th
Shi Shu (whose legal name is Shi Shu-nu) passed away on September 24 at the age of 86. She was a prominent figure in Taiwan's literary community, having lo
The 2026 Tibet Cultural Arts Festival will host the "Meeting in Taiwan: Resonating with Mountains and the Sea" concert at the Huashan 1914 Creative Park in
The National Photography Culture Center (NCPCC) hosted the "From Zines to Banquets" creative exhibition this month, ingeniously merging the concepts of the
Established in 1996, the Ottawa International Animation Festival has become one of the most benchmark events in the global animation industry. Every year,
This afternoon, the Paper Windmill Pingtung Troupe debuted its brand-new production, "A-Hou Luodi Sao 2: Great Deals Worth Sharing," at the Pingtung Art Mu
The 4th Lyon International Illustration Art Festival concluded on the 27th in the eastern French city of Lyon, drawing nearly 13,000 visitors over its two-
Lü Shao-chia, a conductor highly revered in Taiwan's music scene and on the international stage, has officially released his first book, Between Beats: Lü
Wang Yu-de was a pioneer in Taiwanese language research and the Taiwan independence movement. Although he received a Japanese colonial education in his ear
Minister of the Hakka Affairs Council (HAC) Ku Hsiu-fei, representing President Lai Ching-te, presented a presidential commendation at the funeral of Liang
A simple drawing by a five-year-old girl, transformed through the ingenuity of her parents and the direction of filmmaker Chi Po-chou, has become the anima
Artist Chen Chao-hua won the Taipei Fine Arts Award Grand Prize in 2023 for his work *At Lower Guiroushan*, one of the most prominent accolades in Taiwan's
Invited by the Taipei Arts Festival, renowned French-language theater director Wajdi Mouawad set foot on Taiwan's stage for the first time this month. The
The National Center for Traditional Arts announced today (the 24th) that the 2026 Taiwanese opera flagship exhibition will officially debut in November, fe
Today, as artificial intelligence rapidly infiltrates society and digital screens replace direct human interaction, the traditional "living stage" of the t
On May 23, 2026, the inaugural Taiwan International Children and Youth Carnival officially opened in Kaohsiung, marking Taiwan's first diverse cultural eve
The Hualien County Prosecutor's Residence, originally built during the Japanese colonial period as an official government residence, was later designated a
Starting tomorrow, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (MOCA Taipei) will launch a unique neighborhood art project in the city titled "Hide and Seek." C
Since entering the music scene in the 1990s with a low, husky voice accompanied by piano, Norah Jones has redefined contemporary jazz through her uniquely
Premier Cho Jung-tai traveled south to Kaohsiung today to personally attend and tour the grandly scaled Children and Youth Carnival Book Fair. During the e
In recent years, facing the torrent of the times and the wave of digitalization, traditional performing arts in Taiwan have been actively seeking possibili
In contemporary society, rural education and the urban-rural divide remain core issues within Taiwan's educational reform and social innovation sectors. To
The Ministry of Culture officially announced the selection results for the latest annual "Recommended Books for Elementary and Middle School Students." Thi
The trial program for "Public Lending Right," promoted by the Ministry of Culture, reached a major milestone recently with the official launch of the third
