National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

　　The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (TMOA), abbreviated as the National Art Museum (also commonly referred to as the Taichung Museum of Fine Arts), was formerly known as the “Taiwan Provincial Museum of Fine Arts.” It is one of Taiwan’s important art museums and the only public art museum in central Taiwan. The architecture of the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts features natural stone slabs as its primary exterior material, with large-scale sculptures serving as visual guides. It offers a diverse range of exhibitions and cultural events that reflect the pulse of the city. The museum includes departments for research, exhibitions, collections, promotion, an information center, audiovisual lectures, and administrative offices. Surrounded by green spaces, the museum grounds feature carefully designed outdoor landscapes and sculptures. The museum has well-established regulations, including an approximately 230-meter-long Art Street and an Art Plaza spanning nearly 800 pyeong (about 2,640 square meters). In addition to regularly hosting various art exhibitions, it houses many treasured artworks, adding diversity to its exhibition themes.