NU PROJECT
As its main prospect of enhancing the vision of contemporary art in Taiwan, NUNU FINE ART has been displaying exhibitions of internationally renowned artists since its establishment in 2014; in the meanwhile, we are scheming out several experimental projects that are not usually seen in commercial galleries.
Finally in 2017, the third anniversaries of the gallery, we are pleased to launch “NU PROJECT”, a platform for new types of shows with worldwide emerging artists regardless of his/her creating media and forms. In this project, the artists will create artworks in connection with local culture through various ways, such as residency program, site-specific installation, providing the audience with diverse perspectives on contemporary art interpretation.
Ari Bayuaji “Weaving the Ocean” Solo Exhibition
Born in 1975 in Indonesia, Ari Bayuaji currently lives and creates in Montreal and Bali. The “Weaving the Ocean” project began when the artist accidentally found a large number of plastic ropes tangled in the roots of mangrove trees near Sanur on the coast of Bali. 【Learn More..】
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: Yang Yi-Shiang Solo
Born in 1981, Taiwanese artist Yang Yi-Shiang joints her passion for literature, aesthetics, and life experience to create works that lead the audience to gaze at life. She titled this solo exhibition "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome," a rare neurological disorder characterized by distortions of visual perception and experience of time【Learn More..】
Sparkling: Kao Ya-Ting’s Landscape Paintings Workshop
Nunu Fine Art invited Chen Pei-Yu, the antique specialist conducted an analysis on the composition, techniques and background story of the classical landscape paintings. Then, Kao Ya-Ting shared her creation ideas, her tributes to classic, and the skills and inspirations behind her works. 【Learn More..】
Nan Tai Temple x Nunu Fine Art : Kees Goudzwaard’s Colour Workshop and Artist Talk in Tainan
To let more people know and understand Kees's work and its concept, Nunu Fine Art not only hold Kees Goudzwaard's solo exhibition in Taipei site, but also collaborate with Fo Guang Shan Nan Tai Temple to hold Artist Talk in Tainan. 【Learn More..】
Filipino Artists Double Solo Exhibitions: Gene Paul Martin & Ciron Señeres
Southeast Asia has been on critical trade route since ancient times and thus is deeply influenced by different cultures and religions. The influence of China, India, Arab immigrants and merchants, the colonization of Western Countries, complicated by Southeast Asia's own spiritual beliefs, form an unique Southeast Asian art. [Learn More..]
pon ding x Nunu Fine Art: Kaspar Bonnén Poetry and Sculpture Workshop
Nunu Fine Art collaborated with pon ding to held two workshops “The Poetics of Space: Poetry Workshop” and ”Become a Metaphor: Sculpture Workshop”. In both workshops, Artist, Kaspar Bonnén shared his creating process with participates. [Learn More..]
Island of Paradise: Ari Bayuaji Recreating Cultural Values
Ari Bayuaji has been consistent in his work by using found and readymade objects as materials of his artworks. Over the past several years, He has been building a collection of objects from various places in the world that were used in daily life, old and new objects.......[Learn More..]
Aquilizan "The Left Wing Project in Taiwan"
“The Left Wing Project” has been started since 2015, which focuses on agricultural issues in Southeast Asia in historical and geographical perspective. After Yogyakarta, Indonesia and Tabaco, Philippines, they take Taiwan as the next stop of their project in 2018. [Learn More..]
Lin Tianmiao Solo Exhibition
Lin Tianmiao is one of the first Chinese female artists to achieve international recognition. She is known for her practice of thread winding in which she binds the material – usually silk, hair, cotton, or felt – tightly around found and manufactured objects. [Learn More..]
Stijn Ank Solo Show in MoCA, Taipei "Unvoid"
The solo exhibition "Unvoid" in MoCA, Taipei by Stijn Ank, a Belgian artist with working experience as an architect, was the first collaboration NUNU FINE ART has with official organization. [Learn More..]
Morgan O'Hara Live Transmission: Friday Night
“Friday Night Kitchen” indicates the four performance art that took place in the gallery. The white-cube space was replaced by a Taiwanese restaurant with the chef, the bartender, the staff, the gluttons, and the artist Morgan O’Hara. [Learn More..]
Aliansyah Caniago's Residency Program in Luzhu
In the second year cooperating with Luzhunan village, we decided to invite Aliansyah Caniago to Taiwan, which makes our artists-in-residence programs a special project as it includes more interactions with the local community. [Learn More..]
Keb Cerda OOTD project
Keb Cerda presents two sets of imagery: the first one being faithful reproductions of old ethnographic photos of the mountain peoples of the Philippines; the second, on the other hand, shows different fashion articles reminiscent of print advertisements. [Learn More..]
Iabadiou Piko's Residency Program in Luzhu
Iabadiou Piko was invited to Taiwan for a residency program in the collaboration with Luzhunan village, a complex buildings with highly-conserved traditional dwellings and special geographical environment. [Learn More..]
Aquilizan artist-in-residence program in Taiwan
In this project, the artists Aquilizans collaborated with NPO organization One-Forty, and more than a dozen of art-related background students. They used cardboard, daily objects with regional and cultural symbols to create small paper boats. [Learn More..]
Vertical Submarine Space Installation "John Martin: the Butcher and the Surgeon"
In the late 2015, artist group Vertical Submarine opened their exhibition “John Martin: the Butcher and the Surgeon” in Taipei. For the very first time, the gallery is going to reform its interior space to represent the show. [Learn More..]
Maya Hewitt's Residency Program in Luzhu
Circling One Another” was the solo exhibition of British artist Maya Hewitt after her residency in Luzhunan. It is the first time that NUNU FINE ART collaborates with Luzhunan village and the publication “Not Today”. [Learn More..]