Richard Texier began to create at a young age and had a strong interest in astronomy. He described himself as a pilot lost in the universe. Paintings were the coordinates that guided him in this disordered universe. Numbers, letters, or astronomical symbols, dots, verticality, and movement were all symbols he used to depict his own infinite universe.

Giotto is a relatively unfamiliar name to Taiwanese art lovers. However, in the West, his historical status is that of the founder of Renaissance art. He has extraordinary significance for Taiwanese viewers. He was active at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, when medieval culture was drawing to a close and humanistic spirit was rising.

He was a pioneer in promoting modern Chinese art in the mid-1950s, and was the first person in Europe to promote the exchange of Chinese and Western contemporary art. His works are derived from the philosophical thoughts of Taoism and Zen Buddhism, integrating Eastern and Western cultures and modern art creation experience, and realizing the spiritual self-awareness of the self by directly seeing the nature of the mind.

Lee Feng's abstract paintings have the power of momentum. His brushstrokes and running speed are clearly visible in the paintings. In particular, the colors in the paintings are rich and the diversity of layers is very dynamic. His painting style is somewhere between natural and unnatural. The texture presented in the painting is presented through the contrast of light and shadow. This solo exhibition of Li Fengnan is expected to be exciting.

This exhibition, "Le Monde de Picasso", will review Picasso's wonderful personal works as a doctor. From his early blue and pink paintings, to his Cubism period and Classicism. A total of 74 works will come to Taiwan and will be exhibited in Taiwan across the ocean. It can be said that this cross-century Picasso exhibition.

the exhibition will feature 71 classic works by famous artists at the National Palace Museum. The exhibition focuses on landscape paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries in the West, and replaces the chronological exhibition format with eight research sub-topics, presenting sacred forests, the Golden Age, classical ideals, from fantasy to magnificence, hunting and war, Italy as depicted by painters, landscapes and portraits, and painting natural landscapes for the love of nature.

The creations in this solo exhibition cover works from the 1990s to the present. Chien-Chang Cheng is an artist with deep Taiwan consciousness in Taiwanese contemporary art. He absorbs artistic accomplishment from many aspects and simplifies the subject objects into simple colors and simple images; in terms of thought, he Lao-Zhuang's thoughts, Zen, Neo-Confucianism, spirit and philosophy are displayed on his canvases.

Richard Texier is an internationally acclaimed Surrealist artist in the contemporary art scene. Since 1995, he developed a good relationship with the Chinese born French abstract artist, Zao Wouki, whom have encouraged Texier to explore a new horizon in China.

Since 1955, Chu Teh-Chun has held 80 solo exhibitions and participated in more than 200 exhibitions around the world. Many art museums collect his paintings, and many art publications and reports have introduced Chu Teh-Chun and his works. This illustrious artist has been established in France for 40 years.