I am enjoying the time here in Keelung Taiwan curating the first environmental art project at the National Museum of Marine Science & Technology in Keelung, Taiwan.
Here is a link to the Museum’s website, and you can click on the map by the “Letter” indicating each artwork to get the information about each artist and the individual artworks. http://artproject2015.nmmst.gov.tw
Below are photos of each artist’s sculpture installation just 3 days before the opening on Saturday June 6! The works are created during a 25-day residency in Taiwan by the 8 selected artists: Ashish Ghosh – India, Firman Djamil – Indonesia, Michael & Anna Rofka – Germany & Ukraine, Chris (Kuei-chih) Lee – Taiwan, Rudi Punzi – Italy, Sue Bamford – UK, Sarah Havilland – USA, Yi-chun Lo – Taiwan.
“Exiled Reef” by Chris Lee – Taiwan
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House of the Sea” by Michael and Anna Rofka – Germany & Ukraine
“Resounding Dome” by Rudi Punzo – Italy
“Black Kite Bench” by Sarah Haviland- USA
“Spokesmen for the Ocean” by Sue Bamford – UK
“Gift of Light” by Yi-chun Lo – Taiwan
“Living in Rompong” by Firman Djamil – Indonesia
“Dream Boat” by Ashish Ghosh – India
Photos are by Timothy S. Allen (allentimphotos2.wordpress.com)
The opening day for the NMMST International Environmental Art Project “Paradise – Sustainable Oceans” is Saturday June 6, with public participation activities with the artists. The artworks will remain on view through August 30 and probably longer.
Check back here for photos of all the finished installations after the opening this Saturday.
Jane Ingram Allen Art Projects 
The pieces are AWESOME, Jane! Very impressive. I know you will get good feedback from those who are privileged to view it while the project is in place. Great job!!! Mimi
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Thank you, Mimi, and all the artists did a great job! Most of them are flying back to their homes today. Wish them all a safe and happy journey home and good memories of the time in Keelung, Taiwan, Badouri town.
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