Artworks created by new immigrants enable Taiwan to move towards cultural pluralism in the art field

“No.1 Chiayi City Contemporary Art Association Exhibition” was held on the 4^th floor of Cultural Affairs Bureau, Chiayi City. The exhibition runs from now until February 13, and it is expected to display 60 pieces of artwork.

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French cellist Franck Bernede and Taiwanese flutist Huang Zi Ling (黃子玲) played at the exhibition. (Photo / Provided by Chiayi City Contemporary Art Association)

Members of the Art Association have outstanding performances on the journey of creating artworks. They have a strong passion for contemporary art, and the elements of their artworks are diverse, unique, and inclusive. Forms of their artworks range from painting to sculpture, figurative to abstract, including oil painting, composite media, digital painting, printmaking, watercolor, colored ink painting, calligraphy, and installation art.

There are also new artworks created by an immigrant from France, Christophe Chevance (齊方斯), which has enabled Taiwan to move towards cultural pluralism in the art field.

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Poster of “No.1 Chiayi City Contemporary Art Association Exhibition”. (Photo / Provided by Chiayi City Contemporary Art Association)

The artists of this exhibition show their creative thinking and unleash their potential through artworks. It is hoped that audiences would be able to receive the messages delivered by the artists and understand the values of life, society, and environment through arts.