In January 2020, Taipei Dangdai transformed the city with a week of Art and Ideas. The fair closed its second edition to great critical acclaim, welcoming over 40,000 visitors to Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. The fair convened 99 leading galleries, a curated Ideas Forum of panels and events, and a series of large-scale Installations including Michael Lin’s digital commission for the facade of Taipei 101.
Applications to Taipei Dangdai 2021 are now open, APPLY NOW to join Taipei’s most vibrant and diverse contemporary art fair.
The Fair is delighted that, a year ahead of schedule, UBS has signed a long-term partnership with Taipei Dangdai to support its development as the leading arts and culture event in Taipei.
How do artists form relationships with artists from other time periods? In 2015, gallerist and curator Johnson Chang invited artist Yeh Wei-Li to move into the deserted house of the late artist Yeh Shih-Chiang (1926-2012). Since then, their works have begun to intertwine.
Alternative spaces have always played a significant role in the ecosystem of contemporary art, the diversity of which is an indicator of the maturity of the art scene.
Taipei Dangdai is not only about art, but also about people, institutions, and the roles that support the contemporary art system in Taiwan.
In celebration of the announcement of gallery list of Taipei Dangdai and Robin’s appointment as Co-Director, we’ve gathered our supporters and friends together.
Taipei Dangdai announces strengthened roster of 97 galleries for highly anticipated second edition of the fair in January 2020.
Taipei Dangdai announces the appointment of Robin Peckham, who joins as Co-Director alongside Co-Founder and Co-Director Magnus Renfrew ahead of the second edition of the fair in January 2020
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