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Overview
In order to promote creation of innovative and experimental contemporary art, to encourage interaction between artists and general public, and to increase and strengthen the bond and benefits of artistic exhibitions and art education, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (MoCA TAIPEI) has drafted this application for the MoCA Studio exhibitions, hoping to offer both Taiwanese and foreign artists a platform and opportunity to present their work.
Application Requirements
(1) Individuals or groups engaged in the creation and/or curatorial work of contemporary art (all nationalities are accepted);
(2) Applications of those who have had exhibitions at MoCA Studio within the last three years will not be accepted;
(3) Joint exhibitions or graduate exhibitions of groups from all levels of school societies and departments will not be accepted.
Exhibition Venue
MoCA Studio: the museum’s exhibition galleries 102 and 103. For details of the exhibition floor plan, please refer to Figure 1 of the “MoCA Studio Exhibition Application Form”.
Exhibition Content
Exhibited works are not limited in content, formats, or media. Exhibition proposals with the following features will be given priority:
(1) Exhibition proposals that entail site-specific artworks for MoCA Studio (without damaging the museum building and comply with the Fire Services Act and public safety);
(2) Exhibition of new works that are publicly presented in Taipei City for the first time;
(3) Proposals that have received government or private funding/subsidy and await exhibitions.
Submission Requirements
(1) The application period for the 2026 exhibition schedule will open from May 1, 2025 at 00:00 to June 30, 2025 at 24:00 (Taiwan Standard Time, GMT+8). Please note that the timestamp on the postmark or email will be used to determine the submission time. Any submissions received after the deadline will not be considered for review.
(2) Applicants must complete the required forms and provide all necessary documents as specified in the “MoCA Studio Exhibition Application Form,” which include: the applicant's basic information form, exhibition proposal including equipment requirements, list of exhibition artworks, exhibitors roster, list of attachments, exhibition layout.
(3) Applications with incomplete information and required files will not be processed;
(4) The submitted documents and related attachments will be kept on file by the museum, and will not be returned. Applicants should make a separate copy for their own use.
(5) Please store your application and all the required files on a cloud drive or a flash drive and deliver by registered post to:
Exhibition Team, MoCA, Taipei
103, No. 39 Chang-An West Rd, Taipei City, Taiwan
And specify on the envelope: “MoCA Studio Exhibition Application”
Or submit the application documents via email, please send them to mocataipei@gmail.com,
and specify “MoCA Studio Exhibition Application” in the subject.
(6) The applicant shall guarantee that the submitted materials and the planning and execution thereof do not infringe upon the copyrights and intellectual property rights of others. The applicant shall also ensure that all exhibited works, objects, and materials have received the necessary consent from the respective copyright and/or property holders to be included in this exhibition. The awarded party shall grant, without charge, a non-exclusive license to MoCA TAIPEI (including its supervising authority: the Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government) for the use of exhibition-related materials within the non-profit scope, with the authorization period not bound by the exhibition period.
(7) For further inquiries, please contact the Exhibition Department:
Telephone: +886-2-2552-3721 (Ext. 216, 205) or email to mocataipei@gmail.com
Selection
(1) The museum will commission the experts to perform the selection.
(2) The museum will announce the selected applicants via the Museum website by the end of August 2025.
(3) Applications not selected may be resubmitted in the next round.
Arrangement for Exhibition Schedule
(1) The selected exhibition proposals will be scheduled for exhibition in 2026 according to the availability of the space and the characteristics of the exhibitions with respect to the applicants’ will.
(2) Each exhibition is principally given a time slot of six to eight weeks. The museum may make adjustments if necessary based on the museum’s plan for the entire year. The daily exhibition hours are the same as the museum's public visiting hours.
(3) If, for any reason, applicants/artists cannot exhibit as scheduled, a written notification with specific reasons must be submitted to the museum at least three months before the exhibition start date. The museum holds the right to adjust the dates of the exhibition and/ or cancel the exhibitions if there are no other available time slots or spaces. In such cases, the second-place applicants may be selected.
(4) If any exhibition works are publicly displayed in another venue or private space in Taipei City within three months before the scheduled exhibition period at the Museum, the Museum reserves the right to reschedule the exhibition. Applicants must disclose such arrangements clearly in their submission materials and cooperate accordingly.
Notifications
(1) The selected applicant is required to execute the exhibition based on the exhibition plan. If the selected applicant intends to make any change regarding the exhibition, a prior given written notice must be given to and consented by MoCA TAIPEI. The determination of the execution of the modified exhibition shall be at the sole discretion of MoCA TAIPEI whose decision shall be final.
(2) The participating artists and curators must remain the same as those listed in the original proposal. No changes are permitted.
(3) MoCA TAIPEI will offer maximum exhibition production fees of $200,000 TWD for MoCA Studio exhibitions, this includes expenses on printing materials, interior construction (basic wooden wall and paint), shipping, insurance, installation and dismantling, and educational and marketing campaigns. The exact amount shall be specified in a separate written agreement between the museum and the selected applicant.
(4) MoCA TAIPEI will seek audio and video equipment support from its sponsors. If the equipment does not fit the selected applicants’ needs, the selected applicants may prepare their own equipment.
(5) Selected applicants may seek additional funding from other institutions. However, they may not apply for funding from the Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government, or similar agencies such as the National Culture and Arts Foundation, to ensure proper allocation of resources. All received grants must be disclosed to the Museum for coordination purposes, but must not affect the credited status of the Museum as the organizing institution.
(6) The Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government is the supervising authority, while MoCA TAIPEI acts as the organizer for the exhibition.
(7) In addition to the exhibition, one press conference and one forum or guided tour will be arranged and hold by MoCA TAIPEI.
(8) The exhibition venue is limited to the designated space. For details of the exhibition floor plan, please refer to Figure 1 of the “MoCA Studio Exhibition Application Form”.
(9) Please refer to Appendix 1 for the exhibition installation guidelines. The selected participant shall cooperate in signing a memorandum of understanding, contract, and other written documents with the institution, and comply with relevant regulations.
(10) Exhibition plans, installations, and spatial arrangements must comply with fire safety regulations and be modified as required by the Museum.
Other
(1) In the event of force majeure such as natural disasters, epidemics, etc., the museum may adjust and implement relevant measures accordingly. For matters not covered in these regulations, the museum reserves the right of final interpretation and may revise them as necessary.
(2) If any participant involved in the exhibition project, or any aspect of its execution, is found to have violated labor laws, gender equality regulations, or other applicable laws; or if their conduct damages the image, reputation, values, or principles of the Museum, thereby implicating the Museum in political or other sensitive issues, the Museum reserves the right to suspend, revoke, or terminate the exhibition based on the severity of the circumstances.
Required Forms and Lists (must be completed):
(1) Basic profile of applicant(s) (Form 1. For group exhibition applicants, each applicant must fill out one form);
(2) Exhibition Proposal Including Equipment Requirements (Form 2);
(3) List of exhibition artworks (Form 3);
(4) Exhibitors roster (Form 4; applicable for group exhibitions/curatorial exhibitions)
(5) List of attachments (Form 5);
(6) Exhibition layout (Figure 1);
(7) Others. If there are other relevant materials, please make your own list and briefly describe usage.
Others
(1) The Artist reserves all copyrights and economic rights to the artworks. The Artist shall hold entire legal responsibility for all activities that infringe the Intellectual Property Rights.
(2) The Artist agrees that the work, texts, images displayed in the exhibition and conference and event records may be photographed, filmed, and published by Museum’s employees and individuals authorized by Museum for use by Museum, for archival and educational purposes, display or exhibition at Museum’s venue.
(3) The applicant agrees that the written materials or digital files such as texts, design drafts, images, videos, etc. provided may be retained by the organizer for archiving.
For further inquiries, please contact the Exhibition Department:
Telephone: +886-2-2552-3721（Ext. 216, 205）or email to mocataipei@gmail.com
Overview
In order to promote creation of innovative and experimental contemporary art, to encourage interaction between artists and general public, and to increase and strengthen the bond and benefits of artistic exhibitions and art education, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (MoCA TAIPEI) has drafted this application for the MoCA Video exhibitions (LED Video Wall), hoping to offer both Taiwanese and foreign artists a platform and opportunity to present their work.
Application Requirements
(1) Individuals or groups engaged in the creation and/or curatorial work of contemporary art (all nationalities are accepted);
(2) Applications of those who have had exhibitions at MoCA Video within the last three years will not be accepted;
(3) Joint exhibitions or graduate exhibitions of groups from all levels of school societies and departments will not be accepted.
Exhibition Venue
LED video wall (single screen size is 499.2 x 243.2 cm, about 3 m from the ground), the different display ratios and resolutions that can be adjusted and used are as follows:
(1) Full-screen video playback Available pixels 1248 X 608
(2) 4:3 video playback Available pixels 810 X 608
(3) 16:9 video playback Available pixels 1080 X 608
The video file format of the selected works: Mpeg, MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, FLV, WebM... and other formats with a resolution above 720P are all available.
Exhibition Content
(1) Individual artworks
(2) Curated exhibition
Submission Requirements
(1) The application period for the 2026 exhibition schedule will open from May 1, 2025, at 00:00 to June 30, 2025, at 24:00 (Taiwan Standard Time, GMT+8). Please note that the timestamp on the postmark or email will be used to determine the submission time. Any submissions received after the deadline will not be considered for review.
(2) Applicants must complete the required forms and provide all necessary documents as specified in the “MoCA Video Exhibition Application Submission Information,” which include: the applicant's basic information form, exhibition proposal, list of exhibition artworks, exhibitors roster, and list of attachments.
(3) Applications with incomplete information and required files will not be processed;
(4) The submitted documents and related attachments will be kept on file by the museum, and will not be returned. Applicants should make a separate copy for their own use.
(5) Please store your application and all the required files on a cloud drive or a flash drive and deliver by registered post to:
Exhibition Team, MoCA, Taipei
103, No. 39 Chang-An West Rd, Taipei City, Taiwan
And specify on the envelope: “MoCA Video Exhibition Application”
Or submit the application documents via email, please send them to mocataipei@gmail.com,
and specify “MoCA Video Exhibition Application” in the subject.
(6) The applicant shall guarantee that the submitted materials and the planning and execution thereof do not infringe upon the copyrights and intellectual property rights of others. The applicant shall also ensure that all exhibited works, objects, and materials have received the necessary consent from the respective copyright and/or property holders to be included in this exhibition. The awarded party shall grant, without charge, a non-exclusive license to MoCA TAIPEI (including its supervising authority: the Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government) for the use of exhibition-related materials within the non-profit scope, with the authorization period not bound by the exhibition period.
(7) For further inquiries, please contact the Exhibition Department:
Telephone: +886-2-2552-3721 (Ext. 216, 205) or email to mocataipei@gmail.com
Selection
(1) The museum will commission the experts to perform the selection.
(2) The museum will announce the selected applicants via the Museum website by the end of August 2025
(3) Applications not selected may be resubmitted in the next round.
Arrangement for Exhibition Schedule
(1) The selected exhibition proposals will be scheduled for exhibition in 2026 according to the availability of the space and the characteristics of the exhibitions with respect to the applicants’ will.
(2) Each exhibition is principally given a time slot of six to eight weeks. The museum may make adjustments if necessary based on the museum’s plan for the entire year. The daily exhibition hours are the same as the museum's public visiting hours.
(3) If, for any reason, applicants/artists cannot exhibit as scheduled, a written notification with specific reasons must be submitted to the museum at least three months before the exhibition start date. The museum holds the right to adjust the dates of the exhibition and/ or cancel the exhibitions if there are no other available time slots or spaces. In such cases, the second-place applicants may be selected.
(4) If any exhibition works are publicly displayed in another venue or private space in Taipei City within three months before the scheduled exhibition period at the Museum, the Museum reserves the right to reschedule the exhibition. Applicants must disclose such arrangements clearly in their submission materials and cooperate accordingly.
Notifications
(1) The selected applicant is required to execute the exhibition based on the exhibition plan. If the selected applicant intends to make any change regarding the exhibition, a prior given written notice must be given to and consented by MoCA TAIPEI. The determination of the execution of the modified exhibition shall be at the sole discretion of MoCA TAIPEI whose decision shall be final.
(2) The participating artists and curators must remain the same as those listed in the original proposal. No changes are permitted.
(3) MoCA TAIPEI will offer maximum exhibition production fees of $20,000 TWD, including expenses on printing materials and painting.
(4) Selected applicants may seek additional funding from other institutions. However, they may not apply for funding from the Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government, or similar agencies such as the National Culture and Arts Foundation, to ensure proper allocation of resources. All received grants must be disclosed to the Museum for coordination purposes, but must not affect the credited status of the Museum as the organizing institution.
(5) For MoCA Video exhibitions, no press conference, opening ceremony, nor any educational activity will be held.
(6) The Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government is the supervising authority, while MoCA TAIPEI acts as the organizer for the exhibition.
(7) The selected participant shall cooperate in signing a memorandum of understanding, contract, and other written documents with the institution, and comply with relevant regulations.
Other
(1) In the event of force majeure such as natural disasters, epidemics, etc., the museum may adjust and implement relevant measures accordingly. For matters not covered in these regulations, the museum reserves the right of final interpretation and may revise them as necessary.
(2) If any participant involved in the exhibition project, or any aspect of its execution, is found to have violated labor laws, gender equality regulations, or other applicable laws; or if their conduct damages the image, reputation, values, or principles of the Museum, thereby implicating the Museum in political or other sensitive issues, the Museum reserves the right to suspend, revoke, or terminate the exhibition based on the severity of the circumstances.
Required Forms and Lists (must be completed):
(1) Basic profile of applicant(s) (Form 1. For group exhibition applicants, each applicant must fill out one form);
(2) Exhibition application (Form 2);
(3) List of exhibition artworks (Form 3);
(4) Exhibitors roster (Form 4; applicable for group exhibitions/curatorial exhibitions)
(5) List of attachments (Form 5);
(6) Others. If there are other relevant materials, please make your own list and briefly describe usage.
Others
(1) The Artist reserves all copyrights and economic rights to the artworks. The Artist shall hold entire legal responsibility for all activities that infringe the Intellectual Property Rights.
(2) The Artist agrees that the work, texts, images displayed in the exhibition and conference and event records may be photographed, filmed, and published by Museum’s employees and individuals authorized by Museum for use by Museum, for archival and educational purposes, display or exhibition at Museum’s venue.
(3) The applicant agrees that the written materials or digital files such as texts, design drafts, images, videos, etc. provided may be retained by the organizer for archiving.
For further inquiries, please contact the Exhibition Department:
Telephone: +886-2-2552-3721 (Ext. 216, 205) or email to mocataipei@gmail.com
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