The Golden Pin Design Award unveils 17 posters designed by Bito to raise awareness about the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and to celebrate the award’s 2019 Grand Ceremony.

On the topic of “Beyond Bauhaus”, this exhibition invites designers from various profession and countries, to analyze their design works and rethinking the Bauhaus spirit from.

The Taitung and Taiwan Design Center are launching “Circular Design: Are You In-Circled” in Taitung on May 9th — the second exhibition that will move from Taipei to Taitung this year, thanks to a resource-exchanging agreement between the two design centers.

This summit aims to serve as Taiwan’s leading example for promoting women empowerment and spreading the message that women play a vital role in the economy.

A movement embodies surprising twists in development, “Culture On the Move” gathers the power of the multitude to explore every cultural possibility, and stays open-minded for discovering the unique charm of Taiwanese culture among others in this world.

Through diverse presentation methods including digital multimedia, AI, VR, AR, and 3-D printing, this exhibition puts on display the overarching trends of modern technology — helping shed light on how new technology can simplify life and spark new businesses and services!

Intuition, a highly acclaimed exhibition promoted by Not Just Library, will be installed in Taitung, beginning on March 22, through cooperation between Taiwan Design Center and Taitung Design Center.

This event has invited accomplished speakers from both academic and business circles .This is an opportunity to share ideas between experts in the arts and humanities as well as technological design!

From Mucha to Contemporary New Designers Dialogue of Graphic Designs across Centuries Based on the evolution of graphic design in Czech and Slovak, the curatorial team uses “decade” as the unit to display posters, illustrations, books, and promotional materials of different generations, reflecting historical situations […]

This year’s theme is design and social responsibility, discussing how designers can better serve society. The Forum’s speakers, who come from the Netherlands, Japan, USA, and Singapore, offer solutions to problems that exist between economic development and human or environmental welfare.