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As Taipei Dangdai returns to Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center this weekend, Ocula contributors Zian Chen, Anna Dickie, Elaine Zheng, and Shanyu Zhong, round up their top picks of exhibitions to see across the city.

In 2018, a remarkable transformation of the renowned artwork Girl with Balloon by Banksy into Love is in the Bin, has continued to be an exciting topic of discussion in the contemporary art world.

An exhibition of video work at MoCA Taipei highlights the affinities between the regions but also the logistical hurdles that prevent full reciprocal exchange.

Taiwanese multidisciplinary artist Joyce Ho brings her search for harmony into this two-part installation.

From healing through CGI touch to the anniversary of Partition – our editors on shows to see.

Following artist Jun Yang’s revelations about his contractual dispute with the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei (MoCA)...

The Chinese artist has gone back to the mainland after months in the US—but publicity for his retrospective appears muted.

MOCA Taipei is presenting Liquid Love, an international group exhibition curated and co-organized by TheCube Project Space.

Perforated City at MOCA; New Relics at Each Modern; Shida Kuo at Eslite Gallery

Around this time last year, Taiwan was gearing up to host Asia's largest ever Pride parade having just become the first place on the continent to legalize same-sex marriage.

Between 2 and 5 May 2020, Taipei Connections—an online initiative launched by Taipei Dangdai in partnership with Ocula—will bring galleries together with a series of tightly curated online presentations, virtual studio visits, and online discussions.

Today, the young Taiwanese art fair, Taipei Dangdai, announced a new online initiative developed with digital arts platform, Ocula as an extension of the fair’s January 2020 edition.

The spread of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) from Wuhan to cities across mainland China, and into special autonomous regions of Hong Kong and Macau, has disrupted the operations of cultural institutions during the Chinese Lunar Year holiday.

Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art is planning to restage the exhibition, which was partly closed due to violent threats over the inclusion of a 'comfort woman' statue

Exhibition at Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art reveals grief of families of political prisoners