《步入永恆：賈科梅蒂、米羅、考爾德》Special Exhibition: Stepping Into Eternity Masterpieces by Giacometti, Miró, and Calder

「步入永恆」呈現二十世紀三位最具影響力的藝術巨擘—阿爾貝托・賈科梅蒂（Alberto Giacometti，1901–1966）、胡安・米羅（Joan Miró，1893–1983）及亞歷山大・考爾德（Alexander Calder，1898–1976）的代表雕塑作品，其中多數更是首次在台灣展出。1920年代，他們分別自瑞士、西班牙與美國抵達巴黎，以大膽且顛覆傳統具象創作，迅速在前衛藝術和超現實主義圈中展露頭角。隨著第二次世界大戰爆發，三位各自返鄉，並在戰後的創作生涯中，進一步深化了對雕塑形態、尺度與空間的思索，拓展雕塑的無限可能。
▲《步入永恆：賈科梅蒂、米羅、考爾德》-展覽現場（圖片來源：富邦美術館）

本次展覽展出47件作品，聚焦於三位藝術家二戰後的創作，所有展品來自瑪格基金會，歐洲最重要的現代藝術收藏之一。賈科梅蒂透過觀看距離的探索，創作出纖長而看似脆弱的人像，藉由極簡的形體與拉伸的比例，表現人於空間中的孤獨與存在感；米羅則更全面地投入雕塑，靈感源於日常與自然物件，經由他天馬行空的想像力與出人意表的組合轉化，重新塑造了現實的樣貌；考爾德則持續拓展動態雕塑，同時創作出愈趨龐大的戶外公共雕塑，活化空間並喚起觀者的感知。三位藝術家共同為新時代重新定義了雕塑，拓展其觀眾群，並開啟了與這個不斷變化的世界對話與互動的多元方式。

展覽資訊

展覽地點:富邦美術館 臺北市信義區松高路79號(富邦美術館,1樓水景展廳) 

展覽時間:2025-12-24~2026-04-20 11:00-18:00 週二閉館

“Stepping Into Eternity” showcases the iconic sculptures of three of the 20th century’s most influential artistic giants: Alberto Giacometti (1901–1966), Joan Miró (1893–1983), and Alexander Calder (1898–1976). This rare collection marks the first time many of these works are being exhibited in Taiwan.

The Journey of Three Masters

In the 1920s, these artists arrived in Paris from Switzerland, Spain, and the United States, respectively. They quickly rose to prominence within the avant-garde and Surrealist circles by boldly defying traditional figurative art. Following the outbreak of World War II, each returned to their homeland, where their post-war careers further deepened their exploration of form, scale, and space, pushing the boundaries of what sculpture could be.

Exhibition Highlights

Featuring 47 masterpieces from the Fondation Maeght—one of Europe’s most prestigious modern art collections—this exhibition focuses on their post-war creative evolution:

• Alberto Giacometti: Exploring the perception of distance, Giacometti created slender, seemingly fragile human figures. Through minimalist forms and elongated proportions, he captured the essence of human loneliness and existential presence within space.

• Joan Miró: Immersing himself fully in sculpture, Miró drew inspiration from everyday and natural objects. With his whimsical imagination and unexpected combinations, he transformed and reshaped the very appearance of reality.

• Alexander Calder: Calder continued to expand the realm of “mobiles” (kinetic sculptures) while creating increasingly massive outdoor public sculptures that energize their surroundings and awaken the viewer’s perception.

Together, these three artists redefined sculpture for a new era, engaging a broader audience and opening diverse ways to dialogue with an ever-changing world.

Exhibition Information

• Dates: December 24, 2025 – April 20, 2026

• Hours: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)

• Venue: Fubon Art Museum, 1F Water Gallery

• Address: No. 79, Songgao Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City