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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.

In Paris in February, the glass dome of the Grand Palais welcomes an art event again. Built for the 1900 World's Fair, this building, with its interweaving of classicism and neo-art styles, houses a palace of art spanning a century.

Taiwanese artist Betty Lu's solo exhibition “Only Human” will open from February 5 to February 10, 2026, at the famous Galerie Mona Lisa in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. In an honest conversation about “people”, challenging the limits of social norms on the body through a subtle female perspective, leads the viewer to find their most original self in emotional relaxation.

"Light" is a universal language that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. For the group exhibition "Intersecting Lights," curator Carina Chang brings together twelve artists from Taiwan, Japan, and Malaysia, focusing on creators whose work resonates with the dynamic interplay between Eastern and Western cultures.

Curated by Lin Yu-Chin. From November 8, 2025, to February 7, 2026. This exhibition integrates ink wash, video, screens, and writing to construct a visual poem situated between dream and reality, softness and struggle.