何創時書法藝術基金會 HCS Calligraphy Foundation

Focusing on the performance and promotion of calligraphy, even foreigners come to experience calligraphy specially.

Calligraphy exhibitions are held here very often, so you can call to inquire before coming to visit. Those who like the art of calligraphy can visit it often. I hope that our people can cherish the calligraphy art of our Chinese.

The Foundation often exhibits the rich collection of the Foundation itself in the six-story exhibition hall of the building and the use of other large exhibition halls (such as the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall or the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall), which is considered to be the leader of private painting and calligraphy art collection.

There is a calligraphy exhibition of Gao Huo until the new year. There is also a guided tour at 2:30. Great! After the New Year, the exhibits are changed, and it is also a calligraphy exhibition.

1- The furnishings of the exhibition space are professional, and the space lighting furnishings are more comfortable than the Forbidden City, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. 2- There are small exhibitions to promote the pursuit of artistic value. 3- The presentations of the art and literature lectures are very sincere, but you have to go on time. 4- If you have nothing to do, you can go to the small exhibition, because there are many works at the big exhibition. If you are not professionally trained, you can go to see the flowers. I can't remember so many. Therefore, those who usually want to absorb and learn to appreciate works can SWOT the pros and cons of [大展] and [小展] by themselves. Small but beautiful and many and wide, but it depends on whether you can absorb it.

It was the first time I visited this place that has long respected its name, and I was deeply moved when I saw the calligraphy exhibition of the eminent monks. I know that this is a foundation that specializes in the promotion of calligraphy. Almost all curated exhibitions are heavyweights~ The exhibition hall may not be too big, but the works on display must be representative. This time I saw the handwritings of famous monks in ancient, modern and contemporary times. ,very touched. Some were copied for the sake of preserving the scriptures, some were connected with the public, and there were simple handwritings with "meaning greater than beauty". No matter what, the breath of the practitioner can be felt from each exhibit, which is compassionate and Zen~ The photo I shared is the handwriting of Master Hongyi. I have read too many master’s words in the book. This time the original is in front of my eyes. Although the size is small, the feeling of the words makes me stand by for a long time. A solemn handwriting!

* People who like calligraphy, besides visiting the National Palace Museum in Taipei, this place should also be listed as an important exhibition venue for viewing. It will be even more rewarding if they can come to visit the exhibition in accordance with the time of their exhibition.