a collection comprising of the quintessence of three periods—Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong. From the incomparable cultural implications borne upon this collection of porcelain objects, we can appreciate not only the beauty of vivid patterns on and shapes of the blue and white porcelain and wucai porcelain, but also the fascinating blend of Eastern and Western cultures.

Four themes are presented in this exhibition, including Form and Structure, Man and Nature, Body and Culture, and Blessings and Symbolism. A variety of representative formats will be showcased to present different socio-cultural contexts in Taiwan, such as the bamboo and rattan weaving, straw weaving, and Chinese knots, as well as small boxes, flower vases, and large-scale installation art. The ex

For this exhibition, the Beitou Museum collaborates with Minatoya Inc. from Japan, an institution known for its robust collection of Takehisa Yumeji’s art. Presenting the romantic era in which Yumeji lived, the exhibition features over one hundred of his paintings, photos, and archive documents. These are also supplemented by articles influenced by Yumeji’s style from the 1920s in the Taisho perio

Welcome to the Year of the Tiger! May we all find good fortune in our fight against the pandemic! To celebrate the Year of the Tiger, Beitou Museum has opened the “Auspicious Tigers Welcome Spring - A Special Exhibition on the Year of the Tiger”, which presents how grand and imposing images of tigers are extensively used in daily life as well as for religious purposes.