讀後心得

Hsinchu talented woman Huang Yumei was invited to participate in the Taiwan-Japan Master Exchange Exhibition "芸象万千" held in Osaka, Japan, which is an important event to deepen Taiwan-Japan artistic exchanges. The exhibition features over 200 works, covering various media, with Huang Yumei's work themed "Resilience," expressing the toughness and aesthetic value of life. This exhibition is the first large-scale art show since the reopening of the Osaka Museum of Fine Arts, and Huang Yumei feels very honored to contribute to her hometown Hsinchu.

Deepening art exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, Hsinchu talent Huang Yumei (front row, sixth from left) was invited to exhibit her paintings in Japan.

Huang Yumei is currently invited to participate in the "Yunxiang Wanqian" Taiwan-Japan Master Exchange Exhibition held in Osaka, Japan. This exhibition is co-organized by the artistic professional teams from both Taiwan and Japan, not only showcasing an artistic feast but also serving as an important exchange platform to deepen cultural connections. Due to her efforts in promoting artistic exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, Huang Yumei was favored by the organizers and invited to exhibit. Her paintings were selected for the "56th Kanagawa Prefectural Exhibition" last year, and this year they will also be displayed at the New Year's Exhibition in Ginza, Japan, making her artistic footprints extend across the Taiwan Strait and international stages.

The "Yunxiang Wanqian" Taiwan-Japan Master Exchange Exhibition, organized by the Japanese NPO Yunxiang Wanqian Cultural and Educational Institute, will be grandly held from April 1 to 6 at the Osaka Art Museum. The theme of this exhibition is "Friendship through Art," inviting many renowned artists from Taiwan and Japan to participate, showcasing over two hundred remarkable artworks on-site, covering various materials such as oil painting, ink painting, and sculpture, demonstrating the creative energy of artists from both countries and the成果 of cultural exchanges.

Huang Yumei stated that the exhibited works are themed "Resilience," expressing through layers of strokes and colors the unwavering strength and profound meaning of life after trials, inviting viewers to jointly comprehend the resilience and aesthetic value of life. She feels privileged to be invited to exhibit in Japan alongside many outstanding Taiwanese artists and to contribute her part to the transnational cultural exchanges of her hometown, Hsinchu.

Huang Yumei emphasized that the Osaka Art Museum has just undergone three years of renovation and repair, making this exhibition the first large-scale art event since its reopening, not only witnessing the exquisite creations of Taiwanese and Japanese artists but also unveiling a new chapter for this art palace.