The four Living Arts Centers in Hsinchu, Changhua, Tainan, and Taitung operated by the Taichung-based National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts were established to promote the public's appreciation of arts and culture.
"Life aesthetics" are defined as "a way of life" and "a display of one's taste,"and such"Living Arts" centers were named for their help in introducing art into the daily lives of the community.
The centers have multiple functions, including serving as venues for art exhibitions and performances, designing and implementing education programs, organizing lectures on arts and culture, and planning the aesthetics development of local communities. They also help train and manage volunteers who assist in cultural affairs.
The National Changhua Living Arts Center is dedicated to cultivating and promoting cultural affairs among the local communities of the four central Taiwanese counties. As a testament to the Center's success, more than 2,000 volunteers have joined throughout the years. Since its re-establishment on Bagua Mountain in 2008, the Center has become a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, who enjoy its outreach work and exhibitions.
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