The Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts and the National Gallery Singapore have jointly organized "When Art Meets Nature," a children's art exhibition running from July 2 to November 9, 2025, at the Taoyuan Children's Art Center. Featuring five artists from Taiwan and Singapore, the show presents interactive installations, audiovisual works, and immersive environments centered on ecology, sustainability, and the human-nature relationship. Artists include Zul Mahmod, Chen Po-I, Hsu Yenting, Tan Zi Xi, and Soh Ee Shaun, with works inspired by local waterways, forests, and indigenous ecological wisdom.
This collaboration marks the first joint children's exhibition between the two institutions, born from a shared commitment to art education initiated during a 2022 international forum. The exhibition matters because it models cross-border institutional cooperation in children's art education, using creative, multi-sensory approaches to engage young audiences with pressing environmental themes. It also highlights Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts' strategy of partnering with leading international museums to expand its outreach since its founding in 2019.