National Hsinchu Living Art Center. Experience the splendor of a century-old historic building in the old city of Hsinchu. Scattered throughout are buildings full of stories, and the Hsinchu Assembly Hall complex is one of them worth. Experience the splendor of a century-old historic building in the old city of Hsinchu. Scattered throughout are buildings full of stories, and the Hsinchu Assembly Hall complex is one of them worth stopping to explore. Especially after reconstruction and restoration, the Living Art Center is full of humanistic charm. The blend of Japanese and Western design elements in the building makes its expression rich and varied. This century-old building has witnessed the history of art and cultural development in Hsinchu. It is not only a place for social education but also a venue for promoting life culture and life art. Appreciate various artistic creations in the exhibition spaces within the century-old building with its eclectic Japanese and Western style. Take beautiful photos at the more beautiful Living Art Center after restoration, and marvel at the interplay of light and shadow filtering through the windows built with heavy hammer techniques. It's truly beautiful! The National Hsinchu Living Art Center was originally the Provincial Social Education Hall established by the Taiwan Provincial Government in 1953 and officially opened in 1955. In 2008, it was transferred to the Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan, and renamed the National Hsinchu Living Art Center. As a fourth-level institution affiliated with the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, the center has been dedicated to shaping an aesthetic environment over the years. After renovation, the facility has become more friendly and greener. It actively promotes innovation in various services, implements arts and culture grassroots initiatives, and shoulders the important responsibility of promoting living aesthetics in northern Taiwan.
Address: 新竹市東區新竹市東區武昌街110號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu