If on the Edge, Draw a Coordinate: the 2020 Green Island Human Rights Art Festival (with virtual exhibition link)

Green Island Human Rights Art Festival 2020

In 2019, NHRM first tried to organize the "Green Island Human Rights Art Festival" using contemporary art as a medium. It was well received and was nominated for the 18th Taishin Art Award.

 

This year, 14 artists, 21 pieces (19 brand new, tailor-made for the art festival) use archival research, field investigations, image production, text writing, artistic actions, and other methods to dare to challenge mainstream norms, and discuss human rights issues from different aspects.

 

It is also the first time that NHRM cooperated with National Taipei University of the Arts. Through "Politics of Memory and Art Intervention" course, students from different art departments understood and discussed the theme of Taiwan's history and transitional justice from the classroom for the first time. Five contemporary pieces of art centered on "remembrance and marginalization" are exhibited together in the art festival, hoping to encourage the younger generation to pay attention to human rights issues through artistic creation.

 


Exhibitions and events

Visiting No. 15 Liumagou: Memory ‧ Place ‧ Narrative

Permanent exhibition

Visiting No. 15 Liumagou: Memory ‧ Place ‧ Narrative Sandy Hsiu-chih Lo       “No. 15 Liumagou" was once the location of the common domicile of political victims detained on...

CRC 30th Anniversary Exhibition (with virtual exhibition link)

Permanent exhibition

CRC 30th Anniversary Exhibition The Convention on the Rights of the Child (abbreviated as the CRC) was promulgated on November 20, 1989. The Convention was incorporated into the domestic law of...

What?! Why Me?! (with virtual exhibition link)

Permanent exhibition

What?! Why Me?! “Freedom of Speech” is a part of basic human rights, but during the period of martial law in Taiwan, there were more than thousands of imprisonment cases due to speech, text, or...

Come with Us, Please — A Journey of Articulating Injustice and Shaping Collective Memory (with virtual exhibition link)

Permanent exhibition

Come with Us, Please — A Journey of Articulating Injustice and Shaping Collective Memory CHEN Kuan-yu Born in Keelung, Taiwan in 1985, Chen is a visual artist and freelance director/ photographer....

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