Israel’s pavilion is designed to take the visitor on a journey from the land’s ancient past, marked by the Hebrew Bible through major milestones in the history of the Jewish people, until the modern era and looking toward the future.
Led by NTCRI (National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute), the ongoing A New Layer project aims to build new partnerships and platform between Taiwanese and international designers and craftspeople. In 2017, the project moved into its second phase, with research and development wrapping up on "A New Layer II: Crafting Identities / Design Stories from Taiwan".
“Cut” is the creative action to deconstruct; “paper” is the medium to deconstruct. ”Paper Cutting & Design” is a group of designers with a shared mission to promote creativity through design. With a variety of themes, they interpret the heritage of paper cutting craft and care toward the motherland.
Strolling through the old street in Luodong, mixing with the sound of street vendors and the smells of the foods, the atmosphere seems to return to the past all of a sudden. What you can find is actually not only the city people’s imagination of a wonderful life, but also telling stories with its tempo.
設計師勇於突破，跨越種種限制、往前邁進。 BENTORNATI源自義大利文，即Welcome Back之意。以歡迎設計師光榮歸國為主題，我們邀請近年曾至米蘭參展的設計師，再次展出他們帶到米蘭的家具家飾、與居家生活相關的設計作品，讓在國外展出的精彩內容回到台灣，在此重新呈現。 ...
The exhibition “ON MY WAY” is organized by Taiwan Designers’ Web, which carefully included four themed travel routes for people who want to explore the city. Essential travel items designed by Taiwanese designers are selected to accompany each route, which will guarantee a pleasant trip that one will fall in love with the city Taipei.
For the first time Taiwan Designers’ Web is invited to participate in Taipei International Gift & Stationery Show. Based on the concept of a pop-up shop,「TWDW SELECT」presented high quality products from 14 Taiwanese brands, ranging from stationery, accessory to houseware.
The exhibition「BOBEE 保庇」is curated by Taiwan Designers’ Web. Taiwanese brands and designers who have inspired by traditional paper-cutting, festivals and local religions are invited to howcase their talents here. This is when traditions are spoken through modern language, when the essence of culture is continued accompanying our collective memories.
Chair is one of the most used furniture in our everyday life. It is also an object that carries stories. Exhibition “Sit Down” hopes to convey the feeling of warm, comfort and emotions to echo the hospitality and passion of Taiwanese people- just as the impression of Taiwan. The exhibition also underlines the craftsmanship that utilized on the chairs. These details are both functional and representing local lifestyle.
The exhibition aims to promote dialogue between Taiwan and international children’s chair design, gathering selected works from the winners of 2013 and 2014 Yilan Chair Design Competition, classic children’s chairs from Taiwan and around the world, all showcasing at the Sky Gallery at Luodong Cultual Working House.