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SUMMARY:啟蒙未止步，行動正當時 渭水驛站現正推出「動搖世代的啟航：蔣渭水生命軌跡」特展 Special Exhibition: Set Sail in a Shaking Era — The Life Trajectory of Chiang Wei-shui
DESCRIPTION:臺北市文化局所屬館所「渭水驛站」自即日起，隆重推出全新展覽《動搖世代的啟航：蔣渭水生命軌跡特展》。本次展覽由財團法人蔣渭水文化基金會策展，從「生命長河」的視角出發，再度凝視這位民主啟蒙先驅的一生，並且以蔣渭水振聾發聵的話語為引：「動搖的時代，對人類而言是最幸福的時代，因為有了今日的動搖，才能有明日的進步。」 \n蔣渭水文化基金會陳雅婕執行長表示，基金會希望觀眾不只認識蔣渭水的行動與志業，更能感受他在歷史中的掙扎、選擇與熱情，也期盼大家進入展場時，能以當代的思緒閱讀過去，用歷史的回聲呼應當下的社會責任。 \n▲ 「動搖世代的啟航：蔣渭水生命軌跡」特展(圖片來源：臺北市政府文化局) \n本次展覽共規劃五大展櫃，自蔣渭水的宜蘭求學時光為起點，依序介紹他投身醫界、接受思想啟蒙的經過，並著重展現其秉持「醫民醫國」理念，創立臺灣文化協會等組織，以實際行動推動文化維新與社會改革的歷程。其中，第四展櫃「無私奉獻，一生相隨」特別以溫柔的筆觸，描繪他生命旅途中的兩位重要女性──元配石有與如夫人陳甜對其展現的深情與堅定支持。展櫃亦展出多幀珍貴的家族照片，包括首次曝光的「石有與親友合影」，此照片攝於1942年蔣渭川經營的日光堂書局，畫面中可見蔣家多位女眷；以及石有帶著笑容的獨照、陳甜與孩童時期的四子蔣時英的合影。這些溫婉細膩的家庭影像，讓民眾得以在了解蔣渭水的理想之際，從另一個角度，一窺他不為人熟知的情感面貌。 \n除主題展櫃外，展場另設有「閱讀區」，此區匯集最齊全的蔣渭水相關著作，包括刊載其文章的《臺灣民報》復刻本、《蔣渭水先生全集》及多部研究著作，民眾皆可現場自由翻閱，深入理解他的理念與經歷。緊鄰的「互動區」則設有「文協記憶．時代群像拼圖」，拼圖圖像取材自蔣渭水文化基金會出版的《蔣渭水畫影集》，將蔣渭水與臺灣文化協會史蹟的藝術圖像進行拆分，邀請民眾一同參與拼貼、合影互動，讓歷史不只是閱讀與觀看，也成為可以觸碰、參與的公共記憶。 \n▲  「互動區」則有「文協記憶.時代群像拼圖」(圖片來源：臺北市政府文化局) \n《動搖世代的啟航：蔣渭水生命軌跡》特展，即日起於渭水驛站二樓展出，誠摯邀請各界人士前來共襄盛舉，一同走進蔣渭水的生命航程，感受那份跨越世紀的啟蒙精神──這將是一場橫跨百年的精神啟航！更多相關資訊可上渭水驛站臉書粉絲專頁查詢。 \n「動搖世代的啟航：蔣渭水生命軌跡」特展資訊\n日期：114年08月22日〜115年08月\n開放時間：上午9時30分至下午５時30分（週一休館）\n地址：渭水驛站（臺北市大同區延平北路二段27號） \n  \nSpecial Exhibition: Set Sail in a Shaking Era — The Life Trajectory of Chiang Wei-shui\nThe Wei Shui Station\, under the Department of Cultural Affairs\, Taipei City Government\, is proud to present its latest exhibition: “Set Sail in a Shaking Era: The Life Trajectory of Chiang Wei-shui.” Curated by the Chiang Wei-shui Cultural Foundation\, this exhibition offers a profound look at the life of Taiwan’s pioneer of democratic enlightenment through the lens of a “Life River.” \nThe exhibition is inspired by Chiang Wei-shui’s own stirring words: \n\n“A shaking era is the happiest era for humanity; for only through the tremors of today can we achieve the progress of tomorrow.” \n\nMessage from the Curator\nChen Ya-chieh\, CEO of the Chiang Wei-shui Cultural Foundation\, shares that the goal is for visitors to not only learn about Chiang’s activism but also to feel his struggles\, choices\, and passion within the flow of history. We invite you to read the past through a modern lens and let the echoes of history resonate with your contemporary social responsibility. \nExhibition Highlights\nThe exhibition is divided into five themed sections\, tracing his journey from his student days in Yilan to his medical career and intellectual awakening. It highlights his philosophy of “Healing the People and the Nation\,” leading to the founding of the Taiwan Cultural Association. \n\n\nUnselfish Devotion (Section 4): This section offers a tender look at the two pivotal women in his life—his wife\, Shi You\, and his companion\, Chen Tian. \n\n\nRare Archives: For the first time\, several precious family photos are on display\, including a 1942 group photo of the Chiang family women at the Jikko-do Bookstore\, and rare portraits of Shi You and Chen Tian. These intimate images reveal a softer\, private side of the revolutionary leader. \n\n\nInteractive Experiences\n\n\nReading Area: Browse the most comprehensive collection of works related to Chiang Wei-shui\, including replicas of the Taiwan People’s News and his Complete Works. \n\n\nInteractive Zone: Participate in the “Memories of the Cultural Association: Era Portraits Puzzle.” Recreate artistic images of historical sites and figures. This is a space where history becomes a tangible\, shared memory. \n\n\n\nExhibition Information\nWe sincerely invite you to embark on this spiritual voyage spanning over a century and experience the enlightenment that shaped modern Taiwan. \n\n\nDates: August 22\, 2025 – August 2026 \n\n\nOpening Hours: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM (Closed on Mondays) \n\n\nLocation: Wei Shui Station \n\n\nAddress: No. 27\, Sec. 2\, Yanping N. Rd.\, Datong Dist.\, Taipei City \n\n\nSocial Media: Check the Wei Shui Station Facebook Page for more updates.
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SUMMARY:圖書館 Library｜圖書館週系列活動 Library Week Series Activities
DESCRIPTION:114學年度圖書館週以「知識 × 智慧 × 永續：共創AI世代的永續發展」為核心主題，自2025/12/1至2026/1/9於台北校區圖書館、桃園校區圖書館與金門圖書室同步展開。活動結合主題書展、電子資源推廣與系列講座等內容，展現圖書館在AI時代推動智慧學習、知識創新與永續教育的重要角色。 \n本次活動規劃六大項目，涵蓋閱讀推廣到數位素養培育。包括：主題書展借閱活動、圖書館服務滿意度調查暨抽獎、電子資源推廣、優良工讀生與圖書館達人頒獎、過期期刊贈閱，以及以 AI與永續發展為主題的專題講座。圖書館希望透過多元形式，提升師生對館藏與電子資源的熟悉程度，並鼓勵校內讀者在跨域學習與自主研究中善用圖書館支援系統。 \n圖書館表示，今年活動將以更貼近學習需求的方式帶領大家認識AI時代的閱讀趨勢，同時推動SDGs永續理念在校園扎根。歡迎本校師生於活動期間走進圖書館，以書展、講座與推廣活動為契機，培養更具深度的知識視野，打造兼具創新與社會責任的閱讀文化。更多活動資訊請參考圖書館網站公告。 \n2025 Library Week centers on the theme “Knowledge × Intelligence × Sustainability: Co-creating Sustainable Development in the AI Era” and will take place from December 1\, 2025 to January 9\, 2026 across Taipei Campus Library\, Taoyuan Campus Library\, and Kinmen Reading Room. The series integrates thematic book exhibitions\, electronic resource promotions\, and special lectures\, highlighting the library’s vital role in advancing smart learning\, knowledge innovation\, and sustainable education in an AI-driven age. \nThis year’s program features six major components\, covering everything from reading promotion to digital literacy cultivation. These include: Themed Book Exhibition Activity\, Library Service Satisfaction Survey and Lucky Draw\, Electronic Resources Promotion Activity\, Outstanding Work-study Students and Library Expert Series Awards Ceremony\, Expired Journal Donation Activity\, and Special Lecture. Through these diverse activities\, the library aims to help faculty and students become more familiar with its collections and digital resources\, encouraging the academic community to make effective use of library support systems for interdisciplinary learning and independent research. \nThe library noted that this year’s events will better align with students’ learning needs\, guiding readers to explore emerging reading trends in the AI era while promoting SDG-focused sustainability values on campus. All faculty and students are invited to visit the library during the event period—using book exhibitions\, lectures\, and promotional activities as opportunities to broaden their knowledge horizons and help cultivate a reading culture that embraces both innovation and social responsibility. For more information\, please refer to the announcements on the library website.
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20251212T180000
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SUMMARY:Great British Christmas Festival​ 英倫聖誕嘉年華
DESCRIPTION:在大稻埕歷史街區，走進一場英國風格的聖誕盛宴。購物、品味、交流，感受節慶的魔法與魅力。 \n在充滿歷史韻味的大稻埕街區，House of Story Wear永續百貨將為您打造一場融合英倫風格與台灣在地文化的聖誕盛宴。從璀璨的聖誕燈飾到精緻的英國選品市集，每一個角落都充滿節慶的魔法與故事的溫度。 \n在大稻埕，英國與台灣的貿易故事早在19世紀就已展開。作為台北最早的國際港口之一，大稻埕曾是茶葉出口的重鎮，吸引了包括英國在內的多家外商進駐。 \n根據歷史記載，早在1872年，大稻埕已有五家英國貿易公司設立據點，其中包括蘇格蘭商人John Dodd，他與李春生共同推動台灣茶葉走向世界，被譽為「台灣茶之父」。 \n這裡不僅是貿易的起點，也是文化交流的交匯地。英式建築、洋行文化、茶館風格在大稻埕留下深刻印記，成為今日英倫風格活動的最佳場景。 \nHouse of Story Wear選擇在此舉辦英倫聖誕嘉年華，正是延續這段跨文化的歷史脈絡，讓現代消費者在購物、品味與交流中，重新連結台英之間的文化記憶。 \n走進這場嘉年華，不只是購物，更是一場品味生活的旅程。品嚐英式熱紅酒與節慶美食、挑選來自英國的獨特禮物、參加音樂與文化活動，與志同道合的朋友交流，感受節日的溫暖與文化的深度。 \nStep into a British-style Christmas celebration in the historic district of Dadaocheng — a festive journey of shopping\, tastes\, and cultural connections. \nLocated in the vintage charm of Dadaocheng\, House of Story Wear Sustainable Department Store presents a Christmas feast that blends British style with local Taiwanese culture. From dazzling holiday lights to a refined British specialty market\, every corner is filled with seasonal magic and heart-warming stories. \nThe trade relationship between the UK and Taiwan began here as early as the 19th century. As one of Taipei’s earliest international ports\, Dadaocheng was a major tea-exporting hub\, attracting numerous foreign traders including British companies. \nHistorical records show that by 1872\, five British trading firms had already established themselves in Dadaocheng\, including Scottish merchant John Dodd\, who partnered with Lee Chun-sheng to take Taiwan’s tea to the world — earning the title “Father of Taiwan Tea”. \nThis was not just a trading gateway\, but also a crossroads of cultural exchange. British architecture\, trading house culture\, and tea salon influences left a lasting mark here — making Dadaocheng the perfect backdrop for a British-style Christmas event. \nBy choosing Dadaocheng as the venue for the Great British Christmas Festival\, House of Story Wear continues this legacy of cultural connection\, inviting today’s visitors to reconnect with shared memories between Taiwan and the UK through shopping\, food\, and festive experiences. \nEntering this festival means more than a shopping trip — it is a lifestyle journey. Sip mulled wine and festive treats\, browse unique gifts from the UK\, join musical and cultural activities\, and share the warmth of the season with friends old and new. \nHouse of Story Wear 永續百貨 \n \n圖片來源：House of Story Wear 永續百貨 \nImage Source: House of Story Wear Sustainable Department Store \n🇬🇧 精選英國聖誕禮品市集 \n本次英倫聖誕嘉年華匯聚20家英國優質消費品品牌參與，從永續時尚、精緻家居、創意設計到英國餐食，每一個品牌都代表著英國在品質、創新與生活美學上的堅持與風格。 \n參與者不僅能親身體驗英倫品牌的獨特故事與匠心精神，更能在節慶氛圍中感受英國文化的細膩與豐富，彷彿置身倫敦街頭的聖誕市集，享受一場跨文化的感官盛宴。 \n🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶 \n🎁 12月12-28日 英國聖誕禮品店（免費參觀） \nHouse of Story Wear永續百貨1樓The Gallery空間將華麗變身為一間充滿英倫氣息的「英國聖誕禮品店」，提供精選英倫風格設計、永續品牌商品與節慶限定好物，讓您在溫暖氛圍中挑選最有意義的聖誕禮物。無論是送給摯愛、朋友或職場夥伴，這裡都是尋找理想交換禮物的最佳去處。讓每一份禮物都不只是美麗，更充滿故事與永續價值。 \n活動時間：11.00-19.00（每週一公休） \n🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​ \n🧁 12月13-14日 / 20-21日 / 25-28日 英國戶外餐酒市集（免費參觀-鼓勵預先報名換$100折價卷！） \n嘉年華週末與假日期間，House of Story Wear永續百貨戶外則設有英式美食與飲品攤位，限定供應：熱紅酒、英國啤酒、蘇格蘭威士忌香氣四溢，搭配司康、水果蛋糕等道地英式小吃，彷彿置身倫敦街頭。在燈光與音樂交織的節慶氛圍中，邀您一邊品味冬日美食，一邊感受英倫聖誕的獨特魅力。不妨帶上親友，一起來場味蕾與文化的溫暖邂逅！ \n活動時間：11.00-19.00 \n🇬🇧 British Christmas Gift Market \nFeaturing 20 carefully selected British consumer brands\, the market brings a diverse range of products — from sustainable fashion and home goods to creative designs and British cuisine — showcasing the UK’s dedication to quality\, innovation\, and lifestyle aesthetics. \nHere\, you can discover the stories and craftsmanship behind British brands while enjoying an atmosphere reminiscent of London’s Christmas markets — a vibrant cross-cultural experience for all the senses. \n🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶 \n🎁 Dec. 12–28 British Christmas Gift Shop (Free Entry) \nThe Gallery on 1F of House of Story Wear will transform into a British Christmas Gift Shop — filled with holiday warmth and UK-inspired design items\, sustainable products\, and festive exclusives.A perfect place to find meaningful Christmas gifts for loved ones\, friends\, or colleagues — where every present carries both beauty and a story of sustainability. \n⏱ Opening Hours: 11:00–19:00 (Closed on Mondays) \n🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶 \n🧁 British Outdoor Food & Drink Market \nDec. 13–14 / 20–21 / 25–28(Free Entry — Pre-register to redeem a NT$100 voucher!) \nOn festival weekends and holidays\, the outdoor area features British-style food and beverage booths serving mulled wine\, British beer\, Scotch whisky\, scones\, fruitcake\, and more — bringing the flavors of London to Taipei. Enjoy the festive lights\, the music\, and the spirit of a true British Christmas with family and friends. \n⏱ Opening Hours: 11:00–19:00 \n🇬🇧 精選英國品牌 Featured British Brands \nWhittard — 英國經典茶 Classic British Tea \n \n圖片來源：潤泰全球股份有限公司 \nImage Source: Ruentex Group \nBritshake 英國奶奶 — 知名英式料理 Beloved British-style comfort food \n \n圖片來源：Britshake \nImage Source: Britshake \nBuckingham Cake — 英國傳統水果蛋糕 Traditional British fruitcake \n \n圖片來源：芝欣有限公司 \nImage Source: Chihsin Co.\, Ltd. \nVictoria Eggs — 英國插畫家居家用品 Illustrated home goods from UK \n \n圖片來源：Victoria Eggs Limited \nImage Source: Victoria Eggs Limited \nLily’s Kitchen — 英國頂級寵物食品 Premium British pet food \n \n圖片來源：優舶股份有限公司 \nImage Source: UPM Co.\, Ltd. \nBrighton Gin — 英國永續琴酒 Sustainable gin from Brighton \n \n圖片來源：The Brighton Spirits Co Ltd. \nImage Source: The Brighton Spirits Co Ltd. \n💡 嘉年華期間其他主題活動 \n除了匯聚英國品牌的精彩展演，嘉年華期間更是安排多場別具特色的節慶活動，從親子故事時間到英式下午茶體驗，讓每位來訪者都能在大稻埕的古城街區中，感受英倫聖誕的溫度與魅力。 \n🎄 12月12日 聖誕樹點燈儀式（邀請制） \n英倫聖誕嘉年華的溫馨序幕將由英國駐台代表Ruth Bradley-Jones與地方領袖共同點亮聖誕樹，象徵友誼與希望的光芒正式照亮整個節慶場域。現場更安排了聖誕音樂表演，讓歡樂的旋律與節奏在空氣中流動，營造濃厚的聖誕氛圍，感受節日的魔法。點燈儀式將成為嘉年華最具象徵意義的時刻，邀請大家一同見證這份跨文化的溫暖與祝福。 \n活動時間：18.00-20.00 \n🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​ \n📖 12月14日 英國親子故事時間（需提前購票） \n本場活動與三民書局合作，邀請旅台英國作家Will Buckingham將分享他創作的英文繪本「The Snorgh and the Sailor」。這本書是溫馨又富有哲理的兒童繪本，講述一隻不喜歡冒險、也不愛交朋友的「Snorgh」，在遇見一位愛講故事的水手後，展開了一段意想不到的冒險旅程。這本書以幽默與溫暖的筆觸，傳達了擁抱新體驗與友誼的價值，非常適合親子共讀，也能引發成人對於「改變與開放」的深層思考。 \n活動時間：14.00-15.00 \n活動票價：NT$500（含一本「The Snorgh and the Sailor」進口原文書） \n💡 More Festive Activities \nAlongside the market\, a series of themed events will bring the warmth and magic of British Christmas to Dadaocheng — from family storytelling to afternoon tea experiences. \n🎄 Dec. 12 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony (By Invitation Only) \nThe festival officially begins as the British Representative in Taiwan\, Ruth Bradley-Jones\, and local leaders light the Christmas tree together — symbolizing hope and friendship. Live Christmas music will fill the plaza with festive magic. \n⏱ 18:00–20:00 \n🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶 \n📖 Dec. 14 British Family Storytime (Ticket Required) \nCo-organized with San Min Book Co.\, British author Will Buckingham will read his picture book “The Snorgh and the Sailor” — a warm and humorous tale about friendship\, adventure\, and opening oneself to new experiences. Perfect for children and equally meaningful for adults. \n⏱ 14:00–15:00🎫 NT$500 (includes one imported English edition of The Snorgh and the Sailor) \nThe Snorgh and the Sailor — 斯諾格與水手 \n \n圖片來源：Will Buckingham\, Thomas Docherty \nImage Source: Will Buckingham\, Thomas Docherty \n🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​ \n✍️ 12月14日 創意寫作工作坊（需提前購票） \n在這場由Will Buckingham主持的創意寫作工作坊中，參與者將以Wind&Bones出版的跨文化選集「Tâigael: Stories from Taiwanese and Gaelic」為靈感，進行一場深具啟發性的寫作探索。「Taigael」是一部獨特的文學實驗，集結來自台灣與蘇格蘭的四位女性作家，透過台語、蘇格蘭蓋爾語、中文與英文四種語言的交織，講述關於預言、神祕、日常與文化記憶的故事。 \n活動時間：16.00-17.30 \n活動票價：NT$500（含一本「Tâigael: Stories from Taiwanese and Gaelic」進口原文書） \nTâigael: Stories from Taiwanese and Gaelic — 台灣與蓋爾的故事 \n \n圖片來源：Wind&Bones \n🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​ \n🎉 12月24日 平安夜 VIP 聖誕派對（需提前購票） \n在這場精緻的英式餐酒會中，賓客將可盡情享用「英國奶奶」的經典料理與威士忌、啤酒等佳釀，搭配現場溫馨動人的聖誕音樂表演，沉浸於節慶的優雅氛圍。現場同時設有品牌展示與驚喜抽獎活動，讓來賓有機會認識更多永續與設計品牌的精彩故事。這也是一個與品牌代表與貴賓面對面交流的絕佳機會，在輕鬆愉悅的氛圍中拓展靈感與人脈。參加者還有機會獲得限量聖誕好禮，為這場夜晚增添更多驚喜與祝福！ \n活動時間：18.00-21.00 \n活動票價：NT$1\,000 \n🎉 Dec. 24 Christmas Eve VIP Party (Ticket Required) \nA refined British dining experience featuring classic dishes by “Britshake\,” whisky\, beer\, live Christmas music\, brand showcases\, and a lucky draw for exclusive gifts. A night of elegance\, networking\, and joyful celebration. \n⏱ 18:00–21:00🎫 NT$1\,000 \n❤️ 分享聖誕喜悅，傳遞善的力量 \n本次「英倫聖誕嘉年華」不僅是節慶市集，更是一場溫暖社會的公益行動。 \nHouse of Story Wear永續百貨支持中華民國腦性麻痺協會【支持愛家園共建計畫】將為期一年展出腦麻青年的畫作展覽以及勸募零錢捐活動，另外號招英國品牌共襄盛舉，提供公益藝術品拍賣，費用將全數捐給中華民國腦性麻痺協會。 \n邀請民眾在享受節慶氛圍的同時，也一同響應公益，讓聖誕的祝福延伸至更多需要關懷的角落。 \n❤️ Sharing the Joy — Supporting Social Good \nThis festival is also a charitable initiative.House of Story Wear supports the Cerebral Palsy Association of the R.O.C.\, hosting a one-year exhibition of artworks by young artists with cerebral palsy\, collecting small donations\, and collaborating with British brands to hold charity auctions. All proceeds will be donated to support the association. \nCelebrate the holidays while spreading kindness to those in need. \n \n圖片來源：Shopline \nImage Source: Shopline \n🎟️ 預先報名好禮大放送！  \n立即免費報名，享受以下專屬福利： \n凡於戶外市集日（12月13-14、20-21、25-28日）出示ACCUPASS活動票券，即可現場立即折抵消費NT$100！快來逛市集、享美食、挑好禮，還能用票券換優惠、限量抽獎，讓您的聖誕購物更划算、更有趣！ \n🎟️ Register Now for Exclusive Gifts! \nPre-register for the event on ACCUPASS and enjoy: \n• NT$100 onsite discount for outdoor market days(Dec. 13–14\, 20–21\, 25–28)• Exclusive offers and limited-edition giveaways! \nMake your holiday shopping more enjoyable and rewarding! \n👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 適合誰來？  \n• 喜愛英倫風格與文化的您 \n• 尋找高質感聖誕禮物的您 \n• 想與家人朋友共度溫馨佳節的您 \n• 對永續生活與設計選品有興趣的您！ \n👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who Should Join? \n• Fans of British culture and lifestyle• Anyone searching for premium Christmas gifts• Families and friends wanting to celebrate together• Those who appreciate sustainability and design \n📅 活動資訊 Event Information \n• 活動日期 Date｜2025年12月12日至12月28日 Dec 12–28\, 2025 \n• 活動地點 Venue｜House of Story Wear 永續百貨（台北市大同區西寧北路65-67號 No. 65-67\, Xining N. Rd.\, Datong Dist.\, Taipei City） \n• 報名方式 Registration｜請於ACCUPASS預先報名，享有專屬好禮與活動資格！ Pre-register on ACCUPASS for festival perks! \n• 報名 To apply｜https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2511040311526203263140?utm_source=Web&utm_medium=home_north&utm_campaign=accu_theme \n📣 主辦單位 Organizers \n永續百貨 House of Story Wear \n英國在台辦事處 British Office Taipei \n英僑商務協會 British Chamber of Commerce in Taipei \n渣打銀行 Standard Chartered \n🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​🤶​​​​​​​ \n延續英台貿易歷史，打造文化與時尚交織的節慶體驗！ \nContinuing the legacy of UK-Taiwan trade —creating a festive celebration where culture meets style! \n‼️ 禁止酒駕，酒後不開車安全有保障 \n‼️ 未滿18歲禁止飲酒 \n‼️ Do Not Drink and Drive‼️ Alcohol consumption is prohibited for those under 18
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/great-british-christmas-festival-%e8%8b%b1%e5%80%ab%e8%81%96%e8%aa%95%e5%98%89%e5%b9%b4%e8%8f%af/
LOCATION:永續百貨\, 大同區西寧北路65號\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,永續百貨
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20251222T090000
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SUMMARY:圖書館 Library｜寒假宅家追劇？不如借書充電去！ Staying in for Binge Show-Watching this Winter Break? Borrow Books to Power Up Instead!
DESCRIPTION:寒假將至，圖書館自12/22起至2026/1/9推出「寒假宅家追劇？不如借書充電去！」主題盲盒書展，於台北圖書館、桃園圖書館與金門圖書室同步登場，邀請全校師生在年末放慢步伐，換一種方式走進故事。今年特別以「追劇感」設計閱讀盲盒，替同學在假期前準備一份輕鬆又有趣的閱讀驚喜。 \n本次書展以影劇分類為靈感，打造愛情、推理、喜劇、宇宙等不同風格的閱讀盲盒，讓選書變得像挑片單一樣直覺。讀者只需挑選盲盒並完成借閱，即可開啟一段未知的劇情旅程，從故事中汲取靈感與能量，陪伴這個冬季的閱讀時光。 \n活動期間借閱盲盒者，可登記兌換限量來一客3杯乙份，每人限領一次，數量有限、送完為止。圖書館鼓勵同學在假期前到館走走，用閱讀替代滑不停的追劇節奏，讓腦袋休息、心情充電。更多資訊請參考圖書館公告。 \nWith winter break just around the corner\, the Library is launching its “Staying in for Binge Show-Watching This Winter Break? Borrow Books to Power Up Instead!” themed blind-box book display from December 22 to January 9\, 2026\, simultaneously available at Taipei Library\, Taoyuan Library\, and Kinmen Reading Room. Faculty and students are invited to slow their pace at year’s end and step into stories in a different way. \nThis year’s blind boxes are specially designed with a “binge-watching” flavor\, offering a light\, fun reading surprise just in time for the holidays. \nDrawing inspiration from film and drama genres\, the displays feature blind boxes themed around romance\, mystery\, comedy\, space\, and more\, making book-picking feel as intuitive as choosing a streaming playlist. Simply select a blind box and complete the borrowing process to kick off an unknown storyline—immerse yourself\, gather inspiration and energy\, and make reading your winter companion. \nReaders who borrow a blind box during the event period may register to redeem one limited-quantity “Wei Lih Yi-K Instant Noodle – 3-cup set”. Each participant may redeem once only\, while supplies last. \nThe Library encourages everyone to stop by before the break—let reading take the place of endless scrolling and binge-watching\, give your mind a rest\, and recharge your spirits. \nFor more information\, please refer to Library announcements.
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e5%9c%96%e6%9b%b8%e9%a4%a8-library%ef%bd%9c%e5%af%92%e5%81%87%e5%ae%85%e5%ae%b6%e8%bf%bd%e5%8a%87%ef%bc%9f%e4%b8%8d%e5%a6%82%e5%80%9f%e6%9b%b8%e5%85%85%e9%9b%bb%e5%8e%bb%ef%bc%81-staying-in-for-binge/
LOCATION:台北校區Taipei Campus\, 中山北路五段250號\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:圖書館
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Taipei:20260420T180000
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SUMMARY:《步入永恆：賈科梅蒂、米羅、考爾德》Special Exhibition: Stepping Into Eternity Masterpieces by Giacometti\, Miró\, and Calder
DESCRIPTION:「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。\n▲《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） \n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。 \n  \n展覽資訊 \n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)  \n展覽時間:2025-12-24~2026-04-20 11:00-18:00 週二閉館 \n  \n“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. \nThe Journey of Three Masters\nIn 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. \nExhibition Highlights\nFeaturing 47 masterpieces from the Fondation Maeght—one of Europe’s most prestigious modern art collections—this exhibition focuses on their post-war creative evolution: \n\n\nAlberto 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. \n\n\nJoan 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. \n\n\nAlexander 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. \n\n\nTogether\, these three artists redefined sculpture for a new era\, engaging a broader audience and opening diverse ways to dialogue with an ever-changing world. \n\nExhibition Information\n\n\nDates: December 24\, 2025 – April 20\, 2026 \n\n\nHours: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays) \n\n\nVenue: Fubon Art Museum\, 1F Water Gallery \n\n\nAddress: No. 79\, Songgao Rd.\, Xinyi Dist.\, Taipei City
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e3%80%8a%e6%ad%a5%e5%85%a5%e6%b0%b8%e6%81%86%ef%bc%9a%e8%b3%88%e7%a7%91%e6%a2%85%e8%92%82%e3%80%81%e7%b1%b3%e7%be%85%e3%80%81%e8%80%83%e7%88%be%e5%be%b7%e3%80%8bspecial-exhibition-stepping-into-eter/
LOCATION:富邦美術館
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SUMMARY:傷痛的地層 Strata of Wounds ── 歷史與身體的日常風景 Everyday Landscapes of History and the Body
DESCRIPTION:當戰爭不再被談起，風景還會記得嗎？ \n來自沖繩的攝影師上原沙也加，以攝影凝視那些被日常掩蓋的歷史痕跡。她將鏡頭深入街道、建築與物件之中，捕捉時間如何以傷痕的形式，悄然滲入生活。 \n自《沈睡的樹（眠る木）》開始，她關注戰後沖繩風景中「看不見的戰爭」。 \n戰後大量播種的銀合歡樹迅速覆蓋焦土，濃密的綠意彷彿抹平了彈坑與廢墟的存在。 \nWhen war is no longer spoken of\, does the landscape still remember? \nPhotographer Sayaka Uehara from Okinawa uses photography to gaze steadily at historical traces concealed beneath everyday life. Her lens moves through streets\, buildings\, and objects\, capturing how time quietly seeps into daily existence in the form of scars. \nBeginning with Sleeping Tree\, she has focused on the “invisible war” embedded in postwar Okinawan landscapes. After the war\, vast areas were rapidly planted with leucaena trees\, whose dense greenery seemed to erase the presence of bomb craters and ruins beneath scorched earth. \nYet in her images\, roadside guardrails\, fragmented mannequin limbs\, and weathered wall surfaces continue to leak how political decisions and historical ruptures permeate everyday perception. The landscape is no longer merely a backdrop\, but a witness bearing memory. \nIn recent years\, Uehara has turned her gaze toward Taiwan\, a place that shares similar geographical conditions and historical experiences with Okinawa. \nIn her series Green Room and Green Days\, she walks through places such as Keelung and Hualien\, identifying overlapping historical afterimages within landscapes where Japanese-era remnants intertwine with subtropical vegetation. Former military facilities now function as ice shops\, parks\, or parts of daily life; here\, the weight of history coexists with the lightness of the present. She further brings these fragments of time back into the intimate space of the “room”\, allowing past and present to quietly enter into dialogue. \nIf Uehara’s work captures time sedimented within “places”\, Miri Lin confronts how time inscribes itself upon individuals through the human body and expression. Though their subjects differ\, both artists share a core concern: tracing the accumulation of time\, and how pain transforms into signs and gestures embedded in everyday life. \nThis will be a gentle yet profound sharing. From Okinawa to Taiwan\, from landscape to body\, we invite you to step into the folds of time and listen to those subtle yet resounding echoes that emerge from the cracks of the everyday. \n \n \n然而，在她的影像裡，路邊的護欄、模特兒殘缺的肢體、牆面斑駁的紋理，卻持續洩漏著政治抉擇與歷史斷裂如何滲入居民的日常感知。風景不再只是背景，而成為承載記憶的證人。 \n近年，她將拍攝視線移向與沖繩擁有相似地理條件與歷史經驗的台灣。 \n在《綠色的房間（緑の部屋）》與《綠色的日子（緑の日々）》系列中，她行走於基隆、花蓮等地，在日式遺構與亞熱帶植被交錯的風景裡，辨認出與家鄉重疊的歷史殘影。 \n \n \n曾經的軍事設施，如今成為冰店、公園或日常生活的一部分；歷史的重量與生活的輕盈在此共存。她更將這些時間碎片帶回私密的「房間」，讓過去與現在在靜默中重新對話。 \n如果說上原沙也加拍攝的是「場所」中沉積的時間，林詩硯則以「人」的身體與神情，直面時間如何刻寫於個體之上。拍攝對象雖異，兩人卻共享著相同的創作核心——捕捉時間的堆積，以及傷痛如何轉化為日常中的符號與姿態。 \n這將是一場溫柔而深刻的分享。從沖繩到台灣，從風景到身體，我們邀請你一同走入時間的皺褶，聆聽那些在日常縫隙中，微小卻震耳的回聲。 \n \n \n報名 To apply｜https://www.accupass.com/eflow/ticket/2512150658067461050270?utm_source=Web&utm_medium=home_north&utm_campaign=accu_theme \n講者簡介 Speaker Bios \n \n上原沙也加 Sayaka Uehara \n@uehara__sayaka \n1993年出生於日本沖繩縣。以捕捉顯現於風景之中的記憶與傷痕、積存於場所與物件當中的時間層為實踐進行攝影創作。 \n曾獲第36回寫真之町東川賞新人作家獎、「VOCA展2024」榮譽獎、大原美術館獎。 \n主要個展包括：「The Others」（2019）、「眠る木」（2022）、「緑の部屋」（MISA SHIN GALLERY\, 2024）、「緑の日々」（kanzan gallery\, 2024）。2022年由赤赤舍出版攝影書《眠る木》。 \nBorn in 1993 in Okinawa\, Japan. Her photographic practice focuses on memories and wounds revealed within landscapes\, and the layers of time accumulated in places and objects. \nShe has received the 36th Higashikawa New Photographer Award\, an Honorable Mention at VOCA Exhibition 2024\, and Ohara Museum of Art Award. \nMajor solo exhibitions include The Others (2019)\, Sleeping Tree (2022)\, Green Room (MISA SHIN GALLERY\, 2024)\, and Green Days (kanzan gallery\, 2024). Her photobook Sleeping Tree was published by Akaaka in 2022. \n \n林詩硯 Miri Lin \n\n2020年取得東京藝術大學先端藝術表現碩士學位，2020-2024年間於東京藝術大學攝影中心擔任教育研究助手。曾於新宿Totempole Photo Gallery、新宿Nikon Salon、京都Purple等畫廊舉辦個展。2023年獲第3屆PITCH GRANT大獎；2024年於赤赤舍出版《針の落ちる音》攝影書，並以此書獲2024年第24回攝影都市相模原攝影新人獎。 \nShe received her MFA in Intermedia Art from Tokyo University of the Arts in 2020\, and served as an Educational and Research Assistant at the university’s Photography Center from 2020 to 2024. She has held solo exhibitions at Totem Pole Photo Gallery (Shinjuku)\, Nikon Salon (Shinjuku)\, and Purple Gallery (Kyoto)\, among others. \nShe won the Grand Prize at 3rd PITCH GRANT in 2023. In 2024\, her photobook The Sound of a Needle Dropping was published by Akaaka\, and the work received 24th Sagamihara Photography Award for New Photographers. \n@_jacka6pe/
URL:https://events.mcu.edu.tw/event/%e5%82%b7%e7%97%9b%e7%9a%84%e5%9c%b0%e5%b1%a4-strata-of-wounds-%e2%94%80%e2%94%80-%e6%ad%b7%e5%8f%b2%e8%88%87%e8%ba%ab%e9%ab%94%e7%9a%84%e6%97%a5%e5%b8%b8%e9%a2%a8%e6%99%af-everyday-landscapes-of-hist/
LOCATION:薄霧書店\, 中正區羅斯福路三段302號3樓\, 台北市\, Taiwan
CATEGORIES:ACCUPASS,薄霧書店
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