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Major Taiwanese Contemporary Art Exhibition "Before the Storm" Is on View in Budapest Ready to Announce with Confidence?

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Major Taiwanese Contemporary Art Exhibition "Before the Storm" Is on View in Budapest Ready to Announce with Confidence? Budapest, Hungary--(Newsfile Corp. - February 10, 2026) - This marks the second major exhibition in 15 years to comprehensively showcase Taiwanese contemporary art at the Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art in Budapest, Hungary. Through these works, the exhibition tells the story of Taiwan from nearly 10,000 kilometers away—its diverse and vibrant culture, four hundred years of turbulent history, layered historical memories, its current status as Asia's leading economic democracy, and its position as a globally prominent semiconductor powerhouse and technology island—reaching audiences in Hungary and across Europe.

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The title Before the Storm. Taiwan on the Frontier of Past and Future clearly reflects what most fascinates the world about Taiwan today. The thematic metaphor envisions Taiwan as a modern vessel navigating the vast ocean—equipped with the most advanced technology, scientific capability, and information resources, yet constantly buffeted by primal natural forces and storms, repeatedly pushed toward perilous waters, and tested for resilience. Through the language of art, the exhibition seeks to guide viewers in contemplating how Taiwan, amid an era of transformation, charts a course toward possible futures through its cultural resilience and creativity. While providing an overview of Taiwan's contemporary art scene, the exhibition also reflects Taiwan's experiences and challenges across the past, present, and future.

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However, in today's highly interconnected world, the waves stirred up by these storms—whether trade conflicts, resource competition, or ideological and military tensions—will inevitably reach every shore. Taiwan's circumstances and its embrace of cherished core values—democracy, freedom, human rights, and cultural diversity—strongly resonate with European society, creating a solid bridge for cultural exchanges.

The selection features the works of twenty internationally recognized artists and collectives who address important topics such as the cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples, the lingering traces of colonization, Taiwan's turbulent and often traumatic history at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the evolution of modern Taiwanese identity and values, and the technology-based economy and society of the present and future. The exhibited works are extremely diverse in terms of genre: in addition to installations, interactive projects, videos, and animations using the most innovative technologies, visitors can also encounter archaic techniques, paper works, paintings, and sculptures.

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The exhibition is organized around the following five themes:

Dates: 15. November, 2025 - 29. March, 2026

Venue: Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest

Curators

Krisztina Szipőcs, HU Yung-Fen

Artists

CHANG En-man, CHANG Li-Ren, ChihChung CHANG, CHEN Ching-Yuan, CHEN Chun-Yu, CHENG Hsien-Yu, HSU Chia-Wei, HUANG Tzu-Ming, LEE Mingwei, LI Yi-Fan, LIU Yu, LO Yi-Chun, Simple Noodle Art (CHEN Zi-Yin, CHUANG Hsiang-Feng), SO Yo-Hen, Hong-Kai WANG, YANG Mao-Lin, Your Bros. Filmmaking Group (SO Yo-Hen, TIEN Zong-Yuan, LIAO Hsiu-Hui), YUAN Goang-Ming, Yuma·Taru, ZHANG XU Zhan

Organizer: Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest

Website https://mocatpe.tw/ca04dJFry

Co-organizer: MoCA TAIPEI

Website https://mocatpe.tw/ca04PuiMn

Contact: Yian Chen

Email: yianchen@mocataipei.org.tw

Phone: +886 2 2552 3721

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Source: Hmedium

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