Free admission. No-walls art in the streets. Fantastic photo spots for hipsters at Fenleiting.
Last updated 2026-09-24 — “Fenleiting – Contemporary Art Exhibition,” an urban-stage contemporary art show, takes over the Xinyi Planning District from March 17 to May 13, 2024. In 2018, Fenleiting adopted “Urban Expressions” as its curatorial theme, not...
By MOOK Travel Family Editorial Team
“Fenleiting – Contemporary Art Exhibition,” an urban-stage contemporary art show, takes over the Xinyi Planning District from March 17 to May 13, 2024. In 2018, Fenleiting adopted “Urban Expressions” as its curatorial theme, not only portraying the facial expressions of a city through art but also conveying art’s emotions toward the city.
“Fenleiting – Contemporary Art Exhibition,” an urban-stage contemporary art show, takes over the Xinyi Planning District from March 17 to May 13, 2024. In 2018, Fenleiting adopted “Urban Expressions” as its curatorial theme, not only portraying the facial expressions of a city through art but also conveying art’s emotions toward the city.
The “Global Little Green Men Project,” initiated by Israeli artist Maya Barkai in 2010, is exhibited at Taipei Fubon A25 (intersection of Songgao Road and Songyong Road). (Photo / Fubon Art Foundation, same below)
Fenleiting (Very Fun Park) is curated by the Fubon Art Foundation. Since 2001, Fenleiting has gone through ten editions, featuring approachable and lovely contemporary artworks placed in everyday spaces to artify life and bring art into daily living.
The work of French artist Geneviève Gauckler is exhibited at Taipei 101 Shopping Mall – Water Dance Plaza.
The piece “Floating Pencil” by British street artist Filthy Luker is located above the northern section of Xiangdi Boulevard.
With the support and assistance of Taipei City Government and the Xinyi Shopping Area, combining the 2.3-kilometer Xinyi Skywalk and two cultural sites surrounding Xinyi District—Songshan Cultural and Creative Park and Sishisanan Village—along with a future cultural base—A25, ten artists from six countries across the East and West—Taiwan, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Israel—interpret space using colors and various materials and techniques.
The artwork by artist Ano (pen name) is located on the outdoor terrace of ATT 4 FUN and Taipei 101 Shopping Mall.
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