The Taipei Fine Arts Museum, established in 1983, occupies a building that previously served as the United States Defense Command. Located in Taipei, the museum’s collection spans from the late 19th century to the present day, showcasing works by both Taiwanese and international artists. This extensive array of art picks up where the National Palace Museum’s collection leaves off, offering visitors a comprehensive view of modern and contemporary art. Today, guests can explore a diverse range of artistic expressions, reflecting the evolving cultural landscape of Taiwan and beyond.
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