First-ever ceramics monster exhibition at the ceramics museum, free admission, 10 days countdown

"What's So Strange - Ceramics Monster Special Exhibition" is the first monster exhibition ever curated by the ceramics museum. Since its launch, it has received great acclaim, with visitor numbers rising steadily. So far, more than 40,000 people have visited, and only 10 days remain in the exhibition period. Adults and children who haven't come yet should seize the time to come and enjoy it!

"What's So Strange - Ceramics Monster Special Exhibition" features a total of 35 ceramic monster creations. Among them, Yeh Hsin-hung is one of the most eye-catching exhibitors in this exhibition. Illustrator Yeh Hsin-hung, who debuted under the pen name A-Lei, has used his skillful hands to create one endearing little monster after another. In addition to his works being eagerly collected by well-known celebrities, he is also scheduled to hold a solo exhibition at the ceramics museum in 2018, and has revealed that he will unleash his greatest creativity to present an unprecedented large-scale exhibition and incorporate many humorous elements. Please stay tuned.

The Yingge Ceramics Museum, under the New Taipei City Culture Affairs Bureau, is presenting "What's So Strange - Ceramics Monster Special Exhibition" at the Sanxia-Yingge Art Village exhibition hall from now until October 23. The exhibition features ceramic monsters by 10 ceramic artists and is divided into three major exhibition areas: "Cute Monster Grassland," "Magical Elf Forest," and "Bizarre Monster Canyon." The overall design is colorful and very appealing to children. Admission is free, and a specially designed coloring sheet is given as a bonus. Crayons are available at the exhibition venue. Once the coloring is completed on site, visitors can receive a limited-edition mystery small gift, while supplies last. Everyone is welcome to seize the time and come.