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At the WHATZ Art Fair 2026 International Contemporary Art Fair, Room 950 hosts TBA The Bridge Art, Taiwan's largest art platform. The offline exhibition centers on "Cross-Disciplinary Flow and Material Dialogue," bringing together 15 outstanding artists from Taiwan and abroad, each with diverse backgrounds and strong individual styles. It offers an ultimate visual experience showcasing "Diverse Exhibits and Exquisite Media," leading viewers into a contemporary art feast that is both intellectual and therapeutic.

Nicolas Lefeuvre's solo exhibition, "Night of the Outlying Islands Lande(scape) de la nuit," will be presented at V&EART in Taipei. This exhibition extends the artist's observations from his recent life in Asia, transforming cultural fluidity, climatic perception, and inner states into perceptible visual experiences through two series: "Outlying Islands Land(e)scapes" and "Making Night Faire la nuit."

From May 8 to 10, 2026, LEXPO will lead nine Taiwanese artists to participate in the 28th ART INTERNATIONAL ZURICH 2026, a major Swiss art event. This exhibition focuses on multiculturalism and mixed-media art creation, showcasing how Taiwanese artists integrate Eastern cultural heritage with contemporary thought to engage in dialogue with the world.

LEXPO led 17 outstanding Taiwanese artists to participate in the Bank Art Fair in Seoul. Seoul Art Fair aims to bring art closer to public life by “investing in art!” (Now, I Invest in Art!) As a reminder, over 50,000 artists and members of the public have attracted over 50,000 artists and the public during the past year's exhibition. The atmosphere of the venue has been a lively art fair with high exposure and popularity.

In recent years, the traveling Taiwanese painter Yang Li, who has gained attention from his media channel Painter Verse, will present his large-scale solo exhibition “After The Golden Age” at the centennial landmark “Taiwan Confucius Pavilion” in Taichung. The exhibition will be held from March 14 to March 29 and will present the artist's remaining 30 works created between 2023 and 2025, including a huge new work up to six meters long.

CURATED BY CURATOR LIN YU-JIN, THIS EXHIBITION FOCUSES ON WHETHER “BLUR” STILL HAS NEW MEANING AND POSSIBILITIES IN AN ERA DOMINATED BY HIGH-RESOLUTION IMAGES. Six emerging artists were invited: Wang Aimei, Li Bingyi, Li Yingzhen, Peng Wei, Chen Kuanui and Liu Wenhao to respond with the work.