The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) is proud to present the Enchanting Taiwan Exhibition, sponsored by the University of Sydney Library and showing at the Fisher Library.
As well as being among Australia's oldest universities (established in 1850), the University of Sydney has one of the richest Asian studies collections in the country. These range from rare books and materials to comprehensive electronic databases, as well as many unique Asian art materials. Not surprisingly, the University is a popular choice for Asian students, including many from Taiwan; and since the Library has a history of presenting varied and exciting exhibitions.......
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As well as being among Australia's oldest universities (established in 1850), the University of Sydney has one of the richest Asian studies collections in the country. These range from rare books and materials to comprehensive electronic databases, as well as many unique Asian art materials. Not surprisingly, the University is a popular choice for Asian students, including many from Taiwan; and since the Library has a history of presenting varied and exciting exhibitions, it is an ideal showcase for the Enchanting Taiwan collection.
The exhibition comprises 80 photographs. Selections have been shown in several Australian cities, but this is the first time that all of the works will be displayed together.
The images were shot by 67 different photographers, each artist capturing a unique aspect of Taiwan. Studies range from neon-lit cityscapes to scenes of pristine natural beauty. Among the most stunning are the marble canyons of Taroko National Park and the stark salt fields of southern Taiwan. Some of the works focus on the rich traditions which have evolved from agrarian culture and folklore, evoking a world of ritual, religion and dazzling spectacle. Importantly, the collection also features images of Taiwan's indigenous cultural heritage.
With its strong focus on cultural exchange, Taipei's Economic and Cultural Office in Australia is delighted to celebrate this first time partnership with the University of Sydney. It has enabled a unique opportunity for Sydney-siders to get a glimpse of Taiwan's magnificent cultural heritage, and for Taiwan to promote the talents of its photographic artists.
The exhibition is on display through three floors of the Fisher Library, Camperdown Campus, and runs from 6 November to 29 January 2010.
Contact: Rhonda Myers
Phone: 9351 7266
Email: r.myers@library.usyd.edu.au
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