Support Arts and Cultural Activities

At ABC-ATEC, we uphold the concept that "in order to have a joyful society, can we have an industry that touches the world; arts and cultural activities are essential to a society's sensibility and moral motivation, as well as the source of creative life." Continuing to give back to society, promoting cultural and artistic activities. The activities organized by ABC-ATEC in 2022 are:

• Ghosts and Hells: The underworld in Asian Art
  ABC-ATEC has long been actively promoting cultural and artistic activities. In 2022, we sponsored the Tainan Art Museum to organize the "Ghosts and Hells: The underworld in Asian Art." This exhibition extended from traditional cultural artifacts and artworks to the latest creations in popular culture. It aimed to introduce Asia's fears and imagination regarding the unknown world while incorporating a Taiwanese perspective. The exhibition highlighted Taiwanese folklore related to ghosts and spirits, aligning with the local temples and legendary stories in Tainan, and through artistic exhibits, aimed to showcase Taiwan's cultural values.

• Persistence/Resistance: Taiwan – Canada Indigenous Art Exhibitio
  The Canadian Trade Office in Taipei (CTOT) has a long history of collaboration and exchange with Taiwan's indigenous communities. They have decided to introduce the national collection of the Indigenous Art Centre, CIRNAC to Taiwan for sharing. ABC-ATEC sponsored the "Persistence/Resistance: Taiwan – Canada Indigenous Art Exhibition" held at the Tainan Art Museum. With ABC's solid support, the exhibition aimed to gather artistic momentum in southern Taiwan and allow the public to gain insights into the development of indigenous art in Taiwan and Canada, showcasing the diverse creativity and vitality of indigenous art through the exhibition experienceIn.
• Power! Concrete! Let's Build the Island's Modern Dream!
  ABC-ATEC sponsored the Tainan Museum of Art to hold the "Power! Concrete! Let's Build the Island's Modern Dream!" exhibition which used traditional media to depict Taiwan's industrial landscape, and mid-generation artists such as Shui-Cai Chen and Hsien-Ming Lu transformed the industrial landscape into the visual language of contemporary painting, rethinking the industrial process that Taiwanese residents have gone through, and how these memories reshape the homeland that Taiwanese people know, and then become a memory and landscape shared by the islanders. We have also sponsored the Tainan Art Museum's the exhibition “Shuilong Yan in Nanzai - An Art of Looking Forward to the World from Taiwan.” Shui-Long Yen, known as the "father of Taiwanese arts and crafts", studied at the Tokyo Art School and France to develop a keen sense of aesthetics. After returning to Taiwan, she found that the society lacked the ability to appreciate beauty, so she advocated "life is beauty" and promoted local handicrafts.

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