Long ago, the paper making workers at Puli Township in Nantou County repeatedly stirred in pulps to a tank, shook and waited for the pulps to sink to the tank’s bottom, and then used the paper fibers to weave paper. This exhibition, scheduled to run through March 2, 2013 at Suho Paper Memorial Museum in Taipei, uses the handmade paper manufactured by these workers to capture the images of the workers and their personal belongings. Through these images, .....

The exhibition at Taipei City Hall Famous Gallery (http://gallery.taipei.gov.tw/ct.asp?xItem=37829634&ctNode=21090&mp=100052) focuses on a series of human portraits by artist Li-Yun Lin. Lin believed that, “Parts of the human emotions and spirits are hidden and abstract; however, through a realistic observation, we can see beyond our field of vision, into the inner-side of these individuals.” Inspired by the 19th-century French painter, Gustave Courbet, Lin combined the ideas of Realism and the emotions of Romanticism to .....

The exposition, hosted at National Taiwan Science Education Center in Taipei until February 28, 2013 (http://en.ntsec.gov.tw/User/Article.aspx?a=160), is featured by a one-and-only six-meter tall Bumblebee. Visitors can learn how robots may be designed or transformed at an interactive science education area. The exhibition is jointly hosted by the DankeSchone Education and Consultant Center and National Taiwan Science Education Center. .....

Life of Pi is a fantasy drama movie about an Indian boy named Pi who is stranded on a boat with a ferocious Bengal tiger. The movie, directed by Taiwanese-born academy award winning film director Ang Lee, opened on November 21, 2012 in Taiwan. The National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung, in collaboration with 20th Century Fox and Taichung City Government, is presenting a special exhibition (http://www.nmns.edu.tw/nmns_eng/04exhibit/Temporary/exhibitis/PiLife.htm) to show visitors behind the scenes drama of the movie. .....

The craft of pottery is a crucial activity in East Asian culture in the 21st century, explicitly revealing the dynamic development of contemporary ceramic art in Taiwan, Mainland China, Korea, and Japan. Today, these areas demonstrate new faces of modern ceramic art through school education. .....