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NTNU Design Students Present Ceramic-Inspired Projects at 2025 Osaka Expo

NTNU’s Department of Design participated in an international exhibition at the 2025 Osaka Expo, where students reimagined traditional Awaji roof tiles as contemporary home objects. Their work, part of a Taiwan–Japan co-creation project organized by TDRI, showcased how regional crafts can be adapted to modern life through thoughtful design.

Art Meets Tech at the Polaroid Project Exhibition at NTNU Museum

"The Polaroid Project: At the Intersection of Art and Technology", an international collaborative exhibition at the NTNU Museum, investigates the collaboration between technology and art, presenting a variety of artworks, cameras, and film types developed by Polaroid during its prime.

Lions to Lines: “Spectrum” Exchange Exhibition with Kyung Hee University

A 33-member delegation of faculty and students from Kyung Hee University in South Korea visited the "Spectrum" exchange exhibition at NTNU's Te-Chun Gallery, featuring over 80 artworks from students of both institutions.

Nobel Prize winner Gao Xingjian's manuscripts on display in NTNU

Around 600 manuscripts and artworks donated by Gao Xingjian (高行健), Nobel Prize laureate in Literature in 2000, will be displayed from Wednesday to Dec. 18 at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), according to the university.

Current Exhibit of Restored Sculptures Showcases NTNU’s Dedication to Protecting Cultural Heritage

From September 2 to October 6, National Taiwan Normal University is showing “Restoration of Classic Sculptures,” an exhibit of 31 restored plaster replicas of classic Western sculptures. These plaster casts were purchased by NTNU from France more than 30 years ago; they are the only original copies with official copyrights licensed by the Louvre Museum. After two and half years of intensive collaborations and painstaking effort by faculty and students of the Fine Arts Department, the result of their labor is displayed to the general public in the basement level of NTNU’s Fine Arts Building.