Taipei Fine Arts Museum’s Saturday Night Glow constructs a creative energy hub via a series of city-themed lectures and cross-disciplinary sound and dance performances. From September to November, under the theme of “Urban Sensibility,” it presents a series of creative talks and performances such as “Tokyo Seeking Answers: Creativity and Humor in a City of Evolution” and “Contemporary A Cappella: A Dialogue Between Voice and Space-Time.” These events allow the public to draw artistic imagination and creative vitality from the distinctive characteristics of various cities like Tokyo, New York, Tainan, and London, adding new perspectives to urban viewpoints. All Saturday Night Glow activities are free to attend and do not require advance registration.
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From September to November, the North American Pavilion (TFAM) presents a series of “Urban Sensibility” events to inspire diverse imaginings of the city. (Image courtesy of Taipei Fine Arts Museum)
The “Urban Sensibility” project invites cultural and creative figures from various fields—such as graphic designer Feng Yu, founder of Old House Architects YU Chih-Wei, editor-in-chief of Apple Daily News Report Feng Kuang-Yuan, and director of NCTU Architecture Research Institute Gong Shu-Chang—to deliver themed lectures highlighting unique aspects of different cities. From Tokyo, New York, and London to Tainan, the ancient capital of Taiwan with its modern transformation, these talks showcase the charm of various urban landscapes, offering audiences diverse viewpoints to reconsider and redefine their own cityscapes.
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The Saturday Night Open program, held annually for seven consecutive years, has received widespread acclaim from the public. (Image courtesy of Taipei Fine Arts Museum)
Taipei Fine Arts Museum’s Saturday Night Open program has been held for seven consecutive years, extending its opening hours until 20:30 every Saturday evening. After 17:00, visitors can enter free of charge to view special exhibitions and participate in related activities. The museum also regularly hosts performance art events like “TFAM Portrait Theater” and lecture series such as “TFAM Unlocks Creativity.” Taipei Fine Arts Museum: www.tfam.museum.
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