Skip to main content
2024-09-20
ISSUE #680
Ongoing
The Ministry of Culture, the Cultural Division of the Taipei Representative Office in Germany, and the Taiwanese Representative Office in Lithuania are co-organizing the photography exhibition "Taiwan Two and Two."
The exhibition "Sing With a Pen: The Heavenly Voice of Taiwan's Indigenous Literature," co-hosted by the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and the University of Melbourne, was inaugurated on Sept. 5.
Organized by Metrograph and supported by Taipei Cultural Center in New York, the festival "Daring Motion: The Films of Mark Lee Ping-bing" will feature 12 films photographed by Lee from Sept. 6 to 30.
Ministry Updates
update1_win together
On Sept. 12, the Ministry of Culture invited crew members from the Taiwan Pavilion at the Paris Cultural Olympiad to share their experiences. Culture Minister Li Yuan presented commemorative medals as a token of appreciation for their hard work.   
Weekly Cultural Newsletter from Taiwan #680_圖片_5
The Taiwan Technology X Culture Expo 2024 will take place at the Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung City from Oct. 12 to 27. With the title "Future at Play," the Expo will feature three main exhibitions showcasing eight themes.
update_fashion week
Taipei Fashion Week SS25 will take place from Oct. 17 to 21. The season's theme, "Taiwan Type Fashion Atlas," explores Taipei's historic streets and modern architecture, capturing daily life and Taiwanese shared memories.
Cultural Features
Auvini Kadresengan is a member of the Rukai people, one of Taiwan's Indigenous groups. Born in Kucapungane Village, he was given the Chinese name "Chiu Chin-shih (邱金士)." His father, a priest and hunter, raised him with the intention of becoming a priest, deeply immersing him in Rukai culture and spiritual beliefs.
feature1_rukai house
In 2019, the Qubing (Qais) Archaeological Site in Nantou County was named by the Ministry of Culture as Taiwan's 10th national archaeological site. Located in an alpine river valley nearly 1,000 meters above sea level, the site was the first prehistoric mountain settlement found in Taiwan.
Weekly Cultural Newsletter from Taiwan #680_圖片_6
 Copyright © 2013-2024 Ministry of Culture, Taiwan (R.O.C.)  | All Rights Reserved. 
 If you would like to stop receiving weekly notifications from Taiwan's Ministry of Culture, click here to unsubscribe.