"Wang Yahui: VOYAGER" Public Program—
Route 4 | Written a Hundred Years From Now

"The world is truly mysterious." — Wang Yahui

► Event Information

► Event Overview

Yahui was once invited by curator Miya Yoshidato write an “Open Letter” for the project “Open Letters to Those Who Will Live In 117 n-1 Years”. Following the clues left by Yahui, this promenade uses excerpts from several poetry collections, essays, and short stories as companionship and response. It invites viewers to imagine themselves as the recipients of the letter a hundred years later. Through writing exercises and the experience of making an exhibition notebook, participants will read and read aloud the vast and lingering intersections and dialogues between time and space within the artworks, sharing certain similar moments as well as a tacit understanding and resonance of feelings.

► About "Art Promenade"

Originating from expert-guided exhibition tours, "Art Promenade" is a creative expansion of the traditional gallery walkthrough. It invites experts and scholars from artistic and interdisciplinary fields to respond to the exhibition using their unique expertise and creativity, and within possible scopes, offers fresh, non-traditional approaches to art appreciation and sharing with the public.

► About the Presenter | I-Hua Lee

An art and cultural worker with a creative background and an MA from New York University, I-Hua Lee has executed numerous cross-disciplinary collaborations, art residencies, and international exchanges, and currently serves as the Director of the Coretronic Culture and Arts Foundation. She is the author of the photographic poetry collection Short Conversation. In 2010, she co-founded the independent curatorial journal,” Chuan Art”, constructing a paper exhibition book through a curatorial concept while continuously engaging in writing and visual creation. In 2023, she received the Fulbright Arts Professionals grant to serve as a visiting scholar in the United States, promoting a collaborative relationship between humans and the environment through artistic practice and cultural strategies.

► Registration & Important Notes

Entry Details: Participation in this program is free, but visitors must purchase a Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) general admission ticket to enter. Expect high visitor volumes on weekends; please allow extra time for purchasing tickets and using coat check/locker facilities. Parking is limited on weekends, so public transportation is highly recommended.

Registration Method: Please complete the online registration form on the official TFAM website. Using a desktop computer is recommended, as mobile navigation may vary depending on device settings. Each email address is limited to one registration.

Confirmation & Cancellation: Upon successful registration, the system will automatically send a confirmation email (please ensure your email address is entered correctly). If you are unable to attend, please cancel your registration via the system or inform us by phone at least one day before the event to help us reallocate resources.

Image Rights: Photography and video recording will take place during the event. By participating, you agree to grant TFAM royalty-free permission to use these media materials for educational, promotional, research, and other non-commercial purposes.

Event Modifications: TFAM reserves the right to adjust event details. Any updates will be published on the official website.