Splendors of the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum.
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The long-expected Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum: Asian Art and Culture Museum finally launches a soft opening on December 28, 2015, fulfilling the promise that the government had made to the public, in particular to the people in southern Taiwan. From its inception to fruition, the fifteen-year long Southern Branch project underwent the administrations of the two presidents of the Republic of China, Chen Shui-bian and Ma Ying-jeou, as well as the leadership of five consecutive directors: Tu Cheng-sheng, Shih Shou- chien, Lin Mun-lee, Chou Kung-shin, and Fung Ming-chu.Table of contents:
Introduction Landscape and Architecture A Green, Energy-efficient Landscape A Timeless Moment through Public Art Dynamic Images and Static Structures Selected Exhibitions Multimedia Gallery Guide: Understanding Asian Art Chiayi Literature Historical Hall Historical Development of Chiayi Imprints of Buddhas: Buddhist Art in the National Palace Museum Collection Boldness of Forms and Colors: Asian Textiles in the National Palace Museum Collection Sailing the High Seas: A Special Exhibition of Imari Porcelain Wares The Enduring Beauty of Celadon: A Special Exhibition of Goryeo Celadons The Far-Reaching Fragrance of Tea: The Art and Culture of tea in Asia Treasures from Across the Kunlun Mountains: Islamic Jades in the National Palace Museum's Collection Radiating Hues of Blue and White: Ming Dynasty Blue- and-White Porcelain in the National Palace Museum's Collection Public Education From One to Eternity Following Hanuman to Get to Know Asia: Children's Creative Center Love Without Limits: The NPM Southern Branch's commitment to Accessibility Plan your Visit A Brief Introduction of Local Attractions Getting Here General informationSubject(s):
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