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2024-12-13
ISSUE #692
Ongoing
Invited by the Korea Craft & Design Foundation (KCDF), the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute (NTCRI) is participating in the Korea Craft Trend Fair (CTF) 2024 from Dec. 12 to 15 in Seoul. 
Supported by the Ministry of Culture and the RC Culture and Arts Foundation from Taiwan, the Hayward Gallery of the Southbank Center in London launched the exhibition "Huang Po-Chih: Waves" at its HENI Project Space on Oct. 8.
Taiwanese contemporary artist Liu Yu was selected for the first Apolan Residency Program offered by the Fondation Fiminco, a French art institution. She will embark on a journey to Romainville, France, from Sept. 15, 2024 to Jan. 15, 2025.
Ministry Updates
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On Dec. 7, the NHRM organized a ceremony to commemorate the upcoming Human Rights Day. The event was attended by President Lai Ching-te, Minister of Culture Li Yuan, and other distinguished guests, including political victims and their families.
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The Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences under the Institut de France, has named Jean-Marc Therouanne and Benson Tsai as the recipients of the 28th Taiwan-France Cultural Award.
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In collaboration with the Museum of Czech Literature and cultural institutions of the Czech Republic, the National Museum of Taiwan Literature launched the exhibition "Typeset Hopes and Dreams: Exhibition on Contemporary Czech Literature" on Dec. 6. 
Cultural Features
Lin embarked on his film-producing journey in 2005, initially working as a TV commercial producer. Since then, Lin has also produced music videos, short films, television films, and feature films. In 2015, Lin founded his own production company named Outland Film Production and has produced numerous box-office hits.
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Housed in the former Taihoku North Police Station, the Taiwan New Cultural Movement Memorial Museum is located in Dadaocheng, which was the economic center of northern Taiwan and the birthplace of Taiwan's political and social movements for democracy in the late period of the Japanese occupation.
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