Step into the Edo period this winter with the exhibition “Edo Paintings A to Z,” dedicated to a fascinating array of masterpieces from Japan’s golden era. Whether you’re a connoisseur or a first-timer, discover the timeless beauty brushed by masters who shaped Japan as know it.

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of Sanxingdui at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, where millennia-old bronze masks, intricate sculptures, and rich cultural relics will reshape your understanding of an ancient civilisation.

This fall, the city of Kanazawa invites us to explore the profound influence that culture has in shaping the status and identity of a region in a special exhibition, “The Imperial Household and Ishikawa: Brilliance of Elegant Beauty.”

This autumn, I find myself in Japan, a season that nourishes arts and culture enthusiasts with numerous blockbuster exhibitions throughout the country. Join me as the nation marks the 75th occurrence of Shosoin Treasures exhibition, exploring the must-see highlights of the year.

This year’s Taipei Fashion Week brought together folk art and fashion, breathing life into the nation’s rich artistic heritage, all the while exploring the intriguing concept of “Taiwanese fashion”.

Have you ever marveled at the way words can whisper the secrets of a culture? Step into the exhibition A Dimension To Be Found: Hakka Narrative in Calligraphy, where the strokes of ink on paper reveal stories and traditions that have shaped generations.

Having exhibited his art in cities such as Miami, New York, London, Berlin, and Milan, Omar Hassan's creations found their way to the Royal Palace of Palermo, where he propagates a message of creation, not destruction.

Step into the world of contemporary Chinese art at the M+ Museum, home to the most comprehensive collection that awaits to unveil the vivid tapestry of modern China.

Radiance: Ancient Gold exhibition, held at the prestigious Hong Kong Palace Museum, is an invitation to embark on an extraordinary journey into the glittering history of China across time and space.

From the distant land of Bhutan, two visionary artists — Asha Kama and Gyempo Wangchuk — have brought their latest works to the bustling heart of Taipei city. Their introspective works beckon the viewers to embark on a profound journey of contemplation, inviting us to seek meaning amidst the perpetual flux of the world.