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《brief introduction》
This lecture will explore the application and innovation of Taiwan's aboriginal culture in contemporary design.
In particular, the rich cultural heritage of Taiwan’s aboriginal people, including patterns, traditional crafts and oral histories, has entered the digital age and AI creation era around the world. Together, we will lead the audience to explore successful cross-border cooperation cases at home and abroad, covering fashion, home furnishings , digital art and other fields of creative design.
Finally, it will also discuss the challenges faced by cross-border cooperation in contemporary art, such as cultural appropriation in Hollywood movies, cultural sensitivity, traditional intellectual property protection laws, etc., and look forward to how to promote the inheritance of indigenous culture through cross-border cooperation in the futureand development.
《matters needing attention》
※The reading lectures in the library are free and free to enter. The admission time is 13:30-14:00 (children under 7 years old are welcome to enter at their own discretion). After the venue is full, admission will not be open. The lecture location will be adjusted as necessary depending on the number of participants, which is inconvenient Please forgive me!
 
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