“If human were clouds, then the colourful scattering of light reflected on them represents every human temperament and emotion.” — Cloud Gate Dance Theatre

A Gentle Breeze looks at images that bear witness to Taiwan’s transition to modernity through portraits of women.

GuoGuang Opera Company restaged “The Golden Cangue” inspired by Eileen Chang’s renowned short story, The Rouge of the North.

An exhibition at the MOCA Taipei seeks to redefine Gaia as a 'concept entity that is composed by the technology of gene, algorithm, intelligent design and automata projects', proposing the idea that 'Technology' has now become the mother of Genesis.

Titled Water of Immortality, this sculpture in white marble brings to mind The Birth of Venus by the great Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli.

The legacy of Sun Wukong, a monkey born from heavenly stone, is one of the main characters in Journey to the West, retold through Peking opera production, The Monkey King.

At the court, tulip dwelled in the turban of great sultans, sought shelter on the surface of precious jewels and objects, and witnessed the rise and fall of a great empire.

Some even see it as a revolution that will not only reform the art world, but the way we see and experience this world.

HOPE is a duo solo exhibition that revolves around the work of jewellery artist Jiro Kamata and photographer Caroline Halley des Fontaines.

Cartier and Islamic Art: In Search of Modernity opened its door to the public last October at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.