National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Introduction
National Taiwan Arts Education Center, established on March 29, 1957, is Taiwan's first public art museum and the only government agency focused on promoting "arts education." The center's core philosophy revolves around the relationship between "people and the arts," promoting the establishment of arts education in schools and collaborating with various sectors to advance aesthetic education, striving to achieve the goal of "art as part of life, life as part of art" for all citizens. The National Taiwan Arts Education Center is located in the Nanhai Academic Park, which has natural and cultural characteristics. The museum's building, belonging to the architectural style of the 1950s, is a newly built structure in the post-war Chinese classical style, including two major buildings: Nanhai Theater and Nanhai Academy. Additionally, there are the Nanhai Outdoor Art Gallery and Nanhai Cultural Plaza nearby, which hold and promote activities related to school arts education research, promotion, and guidance, making it an important space for artistic expression, learning, and nurturing creative talents. In 2006, the Taipei City Historical Site Review Committee designated the National Taiwan Arts Education Center's buildings (including Nanhai Theater and Nanhai Academy) as "historical buildings," forming a unique architectural group within the "Nanhai Academic Park" alongside the nearby Educational Broadcasting Station and Historical Museum, possessing urban landscape and historical value.
