Soka Art is proud to showcase two of its exclusive artists—Yan Zhancheng and Yan Yineng—in a dual exhibition that will be held from December 23, 2023 to January 20, 2024. Yan Zhancheng is an expert in engaging the audience through abstract narrative styles using grayscale colors and anonymous character identities. Alternatively, Yan Yineng's canvas paintings feature his mental imagery of fascinating natural elements like volcanoes, oceans, earth, and ores. This dual exhibition will be packed with excitement as it puts nearly 20 pieces of new contemporary artworks on display.

Soka Art is honored to invite artist Liu Yang to hold his solo exhibition, “ Above the Dust and Light”, from November 18th to December 16th. The exhibition is divided into three main sections: “Soviet Union,” “Sketching” and “Little Black Paintings.” These works not only reflect artist Yang Liu’s creative journey over the past decade, but also project the future direction of his art.

"If my work can resonate with the audience and find novelty and joy within that, it would be wonderful." — Tatsuya Yokosaka

Soka Art is honored to invite top Mandopop lyricist, Vincent Fang, to showcase his solo art exhibition–The Artist’s Way of Vincent Fang–for five weeks from August 12 to September 16, 2023 in Taiwan. Fang will be attending the opening ceremony in person at 4pm on August 12. Titled The Artist’s Way of Vincent Fang, the exhibition aims to explore stereoscopic characters through Fang’s creative philosophies and styles by featuring Punk Cat, Steampunk Style, and other figures in the series. Fang’s bold attempts at combining different media have opened new possibilities for installation art, creating more symbolic art forms that are distinct from traditional textual expressions.

For its 2023 annual art exhibition, Soka Art Taipei is honored to invite internationally renowned contemporary ink painting artist, Tai Xiangzhou. His renowned series “Celestial Tales” is collected by Elon Musk, Yahoo! founder Jerry Yang, and esteemed art institutions, such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Harvard University Sackler Museum, and Seattle Art Museum. Moreover, he is the first living artist from Asia whose works were acquired by the Asian Art Department of the Art Institute of Chicago in its more than 140 year history. The exhibition titled “River Map - Tai Xiangzhou Solo Exhibition” will present his latest series of works, “Kunlun” and “Galaxy”, which are based on the themes of water, the universe, and Taoist philosophy. The exhibition will run for four weeks from July 8th to August 5th, 2023.