Fei Hwang Art is located at Da’an district, Taipei. It is a member of Taiwan Art Gallery Association. Acrossthe years, the gallery is dedicated to promoting the Taiwanese and Chinese contemporary arts,presenting four to six exhibitions annually. it has been actively participating in the promising art fairs inChina, Taiwan and Hong Kong, persistent in becoming an International platform of exchanges anddialogues. Under the context of globalization, it aims to rediscover the contemporary art of aesthetic

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values and cultures of Eastern art. With four to six exhibitions annually integrating multiple resourcesincluding galleries, institutions, artists and curators, the objectives are to establish a professional artgallery reaffirmed by artists and collectors, present art of high quality and explore the expandingboundaries of variety and diversity with contemporary art. By paying close attention to contemporaryartists in Taiwan and China, the gallery works to discover and support young talents, provideopportunities of exhibitions, and improve the exchanges of contemporary arts between China andTaiwan. Furthermore, it will reconsider Taiwan’s positioning in the contemporary art history andembody the state of contemporary aesthetics in Asia. The gallery is rather a small space, but eachexhibition is carefully curated and pursues a higher standard. We relentlessly recommend forward-looking and emerging artists in Asia to collectors in various regions and nurture local artists of younggeneration to gain wider attention. The contribution is made to the prosperity and progress of the localart industry. Bearing in mind the goal of rooting itself in local earth and embracing broad Internationalvision, Fei Hwang Art and the strategic partner Show Art in Australia has collaborated on an exhibition atan International art fair, Le Salon ART CAPITAL at Grand Palais, Paris, France. This experience symbolizesan indispensable milestone for the art in Asia to join the art market in Europe and the US.