Featured Events in Taipei in November, 2024 (April Updated)

Art Aquarium(金魚藝術展) in Taipei將於2024年11月23日至2025年05月31日在台北市松壽路12號的ATT 4 FUN舉行。入場費為HK$ 49，讓您有機會欣賞到來自東京的熱門展覽「藝術水族館」。這個展覽將金魚觀賞融入現代藝術空間，透過光影、音樂、香氣以及日本傳統文化，呈現出獨特的藝術風貌。從各種形態的金魚到不同季節的企劃展覽，展示設計充滿驚喜，讓您在這夢幻的空間中流連忘返。無論是喜愛者還是攝影愛好者，都能在這裡找到樂趣。金魚作為夏季的代表，將帶給您一場冬日暖心的視覺盛宴。來參觀Art Aquarium(金魚藝術展) in Taipei，感受金魚之美，探索藝術與自然的奇妙結合。

曾在 2015、2018 年⼝碑好到爆棚完售開唱、⽣涯 1,600 億次數位串流天量、榮獲葛萊美獎「最佳搖滾演出」的 Imagine Dragons（謎幻樂團）睽違6年！隆重宣佈將帶著全新世界巡迴《Imagine Dragons : LOOM WORLD TOUR LIVE IN TAIPEI》11 ⽉ 28 ⽇於台北南港展覽館，三度登台熱⾎開唱。2008 年成軍的 Imagine Dragons 打造出全新流⾏搖滾樂種，兼具另類和獨立調性，透過磅礴旋律傳達出歌詞中的正能量，⾸⾸作品撼動⼈⼼。距離上次來台已有6年之久，每次開唱都零負評的 Imagine Dragons 無疑是樂迷們今年最期待朝聖的⼀場演唱會，隨著新作品《LOOM》發⾏，全新世界巡迴《Imagine Dragons : LOOM WORLD TOUR》同步起跑，主唱 Dan Reynolds 興奮⼜俏⽪地說：「這個世界巡迴不是只有北美，很多場次都要公布了，所以不要管別⼈怎麼說，我保證，我們願意唱遍全世界，包括美洲、歐洲還有亞洲，是真的世界巡迴！」沒有食⾔的 Imagine Dragons 確定將在 11 ⽉ 28 ⽇，帶著嶄新的搖滾能量三度站上台北，絕對不能錯過⼀票難求的 Imagine Dragons！

Imagine Dragons演唱會2024台北站將於2024年11月28日在台北南港展覽館1館隆重舉行。這將是一場無法錯過的音樂盛事，屆時將有來自美國的知名搖滾樂團Imagine Dragons帶來精彩紛呈的現場演出，讓觀眾沉浸在澎湃的音樂氛圍中。台北南港展覽館1館位於台北市南港區經貿二路1號，是一個舉辦大型活動的理想場地，其優越的地理位置和先進的設施將為觀眾帶來舒適愉悅的觀賞體驗。屆時，觀眾們將有機會在這個令人振奮的音樂之夜中與偶像近距離接觸，共同締造難忘的回憶。無論您是樂迷還是音樂愛好者，Imagine Dragons演唱會2024台北站絕對是您不容錯過的一場精彩盛會。趕快標記日曆，預留這個難得的機會，與您心愛的樂團共度一個充滿音樂與激情的夜晚吧！

A wonderful retelling of the unbeaten classic fairy tale, a family musical of the highest level! People from 5 to 95 years old can be inspired! The drama is back! The brand new fantasy production of The Wizard of Oz, the Chinese version of the musical, is coming back in 2024! Full of passionate songs and gorgeous dance performances, colorful stages and amazing characters, it presents a wonderful world of fantasy and takes you on a journey of wonder. The Wizard of Oz is a ray of happiness for Taiwanese audiences of all ages, an incredible audio-visual feast, and a profound and beautiful dream.

After selling out concerts with overwhelming acclaim in 2015 and 2018, and with an astounding 160 billion digital streams and a Grammy Award for "Best Rock Performance," Imagine Dragons is back after six years! The band is proud to announce their return to Taipei with their brand-new world tour, "Imagine Dragons: LOOM WORLD TOUR LIVE IN TAIPEI," taking place on November 28th at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. This will be their third electrifying performance in Taiwan. Formed in 2008, Imagine Dragons has crafted a new genre of pop rock that blends alternative and indie elements, delivering powerful melodies that convey the positive energy within their lyrics, resonating deeply with audiences. It’s been six years since their last visit to Taiwan, and with every show receiving rave reviews, Imagine Dragons is undoubtedly the most anticipated concert for fans this year. With the release of their new album "LOOM," the "Imagine Dragons: LOOM WORLD TOUR" is kicking off, and lead singer Dan Reynolds excitedly and playfully said, "This world tour is not just in North America; many more shows are to be announced. So, don’t listen to what others say—I promise, we’re ready to perform all over the world, including the Americas, Europe, and Asia. It’s a true world tour!" Imagine Dragons, staying true to their word, is set to bring their fresh rock energy to Taipei for the third time on November 28th. This is a concert you can’t afford to miss—tickets are sure to sell out quickly!

This is the longest journey, to the place where I started before──Hu Defu’s ‘The Longest Road’ The solo exhibition “The Wind on the Mountain is Still Fragrant” by Taiwanese Paiwan artist Yidan Bawawalon, which will be held at Asia Art Center (Taipei) from September 14 to November 10, 2024, is a continuation and response to the concept of his solo exhibition “The Wind on the Mountain is Very Fragrant” at the Taipei Art Center in 2014. It was Yidan’s first solo exhibition after the 2009 Typhoon Morakot, and it was also the first large-scale and well-organized solo exhibition in his creative career. After 10 years, this solo exhibition “The Wind on the Mountain is Still Fragrant” uses the two images of “wind” and “spiritual bird” to allegorize Yidan’s worldview in art. In Yidan's concept, the spirit bird symbolizes eternal existence. Even though things change over time, life and all things inevitably flow and change with time, but because of the eternal pull, the wind blowing from the mountain is still fragrant.

無形建築亞洲巡演-台北站將於2024年11月6日在台北河岸留言西門紅樓展演館隆重舉行。此次活動將呈現無形建築獨特的藝術風格，將觀眾帶入一個充滿想像力和創意的藝術世界。演出將以HK$ 121的票價向大眾開放，讓更多人有機會欣賞這場難得一見的精彩演出。河岸留言西門紅樓展演館作為活動場地，將為觀眾營造舒適且專注於藝術的氛圍，讓他們能夠全心投入欣賞無形建築的表演。這將是一個不容錯過的藝術盛事，無形建築亞洲巡演-台北站定會給觀眾帶來一場難忘且震撼人心的藝術饗宴。

This exhibition is named "Cross·Transportation·Transportation" to reflect the historical memory carried by this building due to the change of use units, as well as the role of "cross-domain, exchange and communication" that it continues to play despite the several changes in space utilization functions. Key role. During the Osaka Merchant Shipping Period, this building was the leading commercial and office building in charge of the passenger and cargo circulation of Taiwan's offshore shipping. During the period when it was used by the Taiwan Airlines Company and the Highway Bureau, it was an official building that promoted the development of Taiwan's shipping and witnessed major highway projects and early passenger transportation network planning. administrative center. After the restoration of the historic site, it not only restored the historical splendor of the building, but also transformed it into a quasi-art museum space dedicated to promoting the inheritance, development, communication, cross-regional and transnational exchange of Taiwanese photography and video art with the arrival of the National Photography Cultural Center Taipei Branch. , giving the monuments a new life rich in humanistic value. This exhibition uses documents, photos, architectural remains and historical relics to introduce the history of this historic site from the "Osaka Merchant Shipping Co., Ltd. Taipei Branch", "Taiwan Airlines Building", "Highway Building" to the "National Photography Cultural Center Taipei Branch" for more than 80 years The life history of the building, reviewing its footprints over the years and its restoration and reuse process.

The Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art has opened a new exhibition venue this year. It will launch a one-year exhibition plan starting from January 27. The artist Lai Chi-sheng has carefully created a new "Chuan Hall" venue to connect the art museum and the school. connect the spaces between them. This exhibition area is modeled on the historic building of an elementary school built a hundred years ago, providing viewers with a fun interactive experience of table tennis and awakening memories of past youth. The Contemporary Museum is the first art museum in Taiwan that is co-constructed with a school. It is separated from the established junior high school by a white door. Lai Zhisheng's work "Chuan Tang" is located in an exhibition hall in the middle of the entrance of the museum. After opening the white door, it is extended to form a terrace, transforming into a new Chuan Tang that can be walked around. The artist placed a white stone table weighing about 150 kilograms on each side. While watching, the audience can pick up the table tennis balls and rackets provided on site and create a back-and-forth with the audience opposite on this merged table. A new feeling, re-experience campus time, and view historic buildings from another perspective.

Daoli is a combination of roads and mileage. Ancient daoli and traffic maps generally refer to various maps with mileage as the main content, or maps that also depict roads and record mileage. In addition to single-piece forms, they are often attached to books in the form of illustrations. Therefore, all maps with daoli content, whether books or maps, are within the scope of display. In terms of function, ancient road and traffic maps are roughly similar to today's electronic traffic guide systems. Both guide traffic and show the terrain around the roads. With the evolution of mapping technology, the appearance of modern and ancient road and traffic maps is very different, and their popularity and convenience are incomparable. Modern electronic traffic guides are of a single form and readily available, while the number of ancient road and traffic maps is small, but the categories and forms are rich and diverse, such as the road passes and route maps in business books, prefecture and county maps often engraved in local chronicles, or detailed round-trip station maps specially compiled for emperors to tour and visit tombs, border defense maps used by soldiers to garrison and patrol the border, large-scale post road maps connecting the four directions, and local political division maps such as provinces, prefectures, states, and counties, with city route maps drawn in conjunction, etc. The exhibition features 20 sets of maps and books with road characteristics from the 14th century to the early 20th century in the museum's collection. They are divided into two sections. The first section includes: Grand View of Post Road, North-South Road, Emperors of the Qing Dynasty Visiting Mausoleums, Traveling Around the World, and Citizens' Avenue. The second section maintains the first and last sections, and the rest are adjusted to patrol the border, cross the mountains and ridges, and patrol the south. In addition to cultural relics, the multimedia interactive installation "Walking on the Road of Taiwan" uses the "Kangxi Taiwan Map" (collected by the National Taiwan Museum) and the "Qianlong Taiwan Map" as materials, combined with aerial dynamic images of the traffic route from Hsinchu to the museum, the two complement each other, providing the audience with a real feeling of walking on the ancient north-south road of Taiwan.

There are many "silent voices" in history. They may not be recorded in detail in documents, but they have walked the land, participated in the times, and have unique life stories. In the traditional male-centered society of the past, women were often a relatively silent group. However, how do women gain a foothold in history? What footprints do they leave? This regular exhibition starts from the theme of women's history and takes the "Princess of the Qing Dynasty" that is still familiar in novels or dramas as the theme to try to explore these topics. The exhibition content is mainly based on the archives and documents of the Qing Palace in our collection, presenting the identity system, interpersonal relationships, life stories of the princesses of the Qing Dynasty, and their position and significance in the political operation of the Qing Empire. In these various documents, perhaps we can find out what kind of voices and gestures people outside the mainstream narrative of history have left in the past and present.

The exhibition features more than 80 bird photography works by the "World Wild Bird Photography Team of Heroes", including species endemic to Taiwan, endemic subspecies, raptors, lost birds, endangered bird species in the world, and raptors or other bird species photographed abroad, etc., showing the rich and fascinating wild bird ecology around the world. Through image creation, the public is led to understand various common or rare endangered birds around their lives, and convey the importance of natural ecological conservation to the public.

Tina Keng Gallery is pleased to present Ava Hsueh: Within the Pulse of Time, her latest solo exhibition at the gallery after a four-year hiatus. The exhibition encapsulates the artist’s years of contemplation of abstract art, her navigation of thought and creative practice, and her exploration of postmodern era abstract painting.