National Hsinchu Living Arts Center Introduction
Experience the charm of a century-old historical building in Hsinchu City's old town, where a variety of story-filled architectures are scattered throughout the area. The Hsinchu Public Hall complex is one of the great places to stop and explore, especially the Life Aesthetics Museum, which is rich in cultural ambiance after its renovation. The blend of Japanese and Western design elements enriches the expression of the entire building. This century-old structure has witnessed the cultural and artistic development of Hsinchu, serving not only as a venue for social education but also as a space for promoting lifestyle culture and arts. In the exhibition spaces of this hybrid architectural gem, you can appreciate various artistic creations, take beautiful photos in the now even more charming museum, and marvel at the light and shadow cast by the windows featuring a heavy hammer construction method. Truly beautiful! The National Hsinchu Living Aesthetics Museum was originally established as the Provincial Social Education Hall by the Taiwan Provincial Government in 1953, officially opening in 1955. In 2008, it was transferred to the Culture Construction Committee of the Executive Yuan and renamed the National Hsinchu Living Aesthetics Museum. As a level four institution under the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, the museum has dedicated itself to creating an aesthetic environment. Following renovations, it has become more friendly and green, while actively promoting various innovative initiatives to deepen cultural roots and take on the important responsibility of advancing lifestyle aesthetics in northern Taiwan.
National Hsinchu Living Art Museum
National Hsinchu Living Arts Center
