The Songshan Line train cars have been transformed into a virtual art gallery — fun and visually delightful!
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Have you ever imagined that a metro car could be turned into an art gallery? The "Mobile Art Gallery on the Metro" train, jointly created by six artists in a unique mix of styles, is about to launch, offering passengers a refreshing travel experience. Everyone is welcome to hop on board...
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Ever imagined that a metro car could be turned into an art gallery? The "Mobile Art Gallery on the Metro" train, jointly created by six artists in a unique mix of styles, is about to launch, offering passengers a refreshing travel experience. Everyone is welcome to hop on board.
Ever imagined that a metro car could be turned into an art gallery? The "Mobile Art Gallery on the Metro" train, jointly created by six artists in a unique mix of styles, is about to launch, offering passengers a refreshing travel experience. Everyone is welcome to hop on board.
The Songshan Line has become a fun, moving art gallery. (Photo provided by Taipei City Tourism Bureau)
A metro car featuring the abstract painting style of a French artist. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Liao Qiyu)
The final piece of the Taipei Metro network puzzle will be completed with the opening of the Songshan Line. The dense metro network not only makes commuting more convenient for residents but also enriches daily life. The metro is not just a mode of transportation but also a space full of life’s joys and endless imagination. The Taipei City Government’s Department of Information and Tourism has specially invited six artists to collaborate onthis “Mobile Art Gallery” train, which will be the inaugural train for the Songshan Line. Additionally, Kbro Broadband has sponsored two of the exhibition cars, adding even more color to the train.
QR codes next to the cars allow passengers to scan and learn about the featured artists. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Liao Qiyu)
Huang Songhua’s work is full of imagination. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Liao Qiyu)
Candy Bird’s piece combines artwork with car installations in a fun and creative way. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Liao Qiyu)
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