Taiwan News, Staff Writer 2011-12-05 By Gobby Wang     Tu Tsan-lin an Assistant Professor at the National Taiwan University of the Arts (NTUA), is an ink and wash painter recognized all over Taiwan. His subjects are always related to landscape, flower-and-bird combinations and animals. In the beginning, he stared by learning traditional Chinese painting...
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Focus Taiwan 2011/11/30 Taipei, Nov. 30 (CNA) Taiwan’s showbiz community expressed optimism Wednesday over the new measures announced by China earlier in the day aimed at promoting greater cross-strait cooperation in co-producing television dramas. However, the most decisive factor in the success of the measures will be whether joint Taiwan-China productions can attract audiences...
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The Examiner 11/25/11 By: The Associated Press Taiwan’s president urged China on Friday to respect the artistic freedom of outspoken Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, who was detained for nearly three months earlier this year and is currently confined to Beijing. “He’s an artist and should have the freedom to express his artistic views,” President...
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The China Post October 30, 2011 Mainland artist Ai Weiwei’s first solo art exhibition in Taiwan, “Ai Weiwei absent,” opened at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum yesterday. “Forever Bicycles,” a visual work by the dissident artist, mesmerized viewers, who called it “thought-provoking.” Showcased in 21 groups at the exhibition are works by Ai since...
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WASTE OF TIME:One fan said that the three days and two nights he spent lining up to buy a ticket to attend the group’s debut concert in Taiwan were now ‘meaningless’ The Taipei Times Oct 08, 2011 Staff Writer, with CNA The popular South Korean boy-band 2PM performed in Taiwan yesterday on the first...
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