FreeS Art Space Introduction
The Taiwan Visual Arts Association (VAA) and Hantu Society have been like a group of nomads riding on horseback for the past few years—rootless and unconfined. Driven by ambition for art, they have been battling across domestic and international museums, galleries, and art spaces, while also committed to developing, integrating, and supervising existing resources in the visual arts environment. Now is a time of change; it is time for the nomads to settle down. We have made a forward-looking decision together—"to have our own home," continuing our efforts for the art environment. "Having our own home" is just the beginning and requires everyone's support to grow, continuously working for the visual arts environment and writing a new, ambitious chapter in history. The space will be jointly named "FreeS Welfare Society" by Hantu Society and VAA. It can be interpreted as "freely shared souls, spaces, and studios," etc. Hantu Society and VAA will adhere to their original intention of serving artistic citizens and giving back to the art environment. In terms of the use of the exhibition space, apart from planning by Hantu Society and VAA themselves, most of the schedule will be open for applications from artists and curators. We hope that through this space, we can present more innovative artistic and exhibition ideas and encourage in-depth exploration of art by a new generation of artists in Taiwan, opening up artistic perspectives and creative trends, thereby expanding dialogue and exchange in the arts. (Source: FreeS Art Space)
