IMCCI students, led by professor Manray Hsu, visit the newly opened Taipei Biennial 2020 today. They also join a forum by the biennial artists and co-curator Martin Guinard.
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Today we are honored to have Indigenous curator Biung Ismahasan speak on “Indigenous Relational Space and Performance: Curating Together towards Sovereignty in Taiwan and Beyond” for Dr. Chun-Ying Wei’s Cultural Policy seminar.
The guest faculty Prof. Michael Simon (Zurich University of the Arts) conducted the speech “Space and Design for the Performing Arts” in the class of Critical Ecologies today. He presented his design works on stage and the approaches to sustainability in the theater. Also, he introduced the new immersive project “New Green Land” and its content research.
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As part of Arts Marketing Strategy course, IMCCI students visited ARTDOOR gallery with the director 許文智 kindly introducing every artwork. He also shared art forms circulating in the market and how he values artworks with students.
11/23-11/27 TNUA’s 5th Cultural Week Heyo everyone! TNUA’s 5th Cultural Week is happening soon starting from the 23rd of November […]
Wanna Join Us? Call for Taiwanese Students 2025 Fall Application 國立臺北藝術大學藝術創意研究國際碩士學位學程 The International MA program in Studies of Arts and […]
Wanna Join Us? Call for Taiwanese Students 2024 Fall Application 2024台灣生招生國立臺北藝術大學藝術創意研究國際碩士學位學程 The International MA program in Studies of Arts and […]
Today Wii Yang, who is the project manager of Trend Education Foundation and former E&D Specialist of MOCA Taipei gave us a talk about arts in communities in art marketing strategies course. Two inspiring workshops were conducted in the process, including organizing programs for art exhibition in MOCA and art festival in Jiji township.
This talk will give an overview and brief history of the origins of graffiti culture, from it’s humble beginnings in Philadelphia and the subway boom of New York City to the international phenomenon it has become
This talk will give an overview and brief history of the origins of graffiti culture, from it’s humble beginnings in Philadelphia and the subway boom of New York City to the international phenomenon it has become
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