Daydream Writing in the Museum

April 11｜Re: Invitation of All Things

In this workshop that weaves together art, reading, and writing, a poet will offer you a task—a line of poetry, or a gentle prompt to begin.

Through the lens of poetry, you may find yourself gazing at an artwork, lingering in a quiet corner of the architecture, or observing the subtle interactions between people.

As impressions and words begin to surface, you are invited to gather them and return—to write a letter.

The letter may be addressed to an artwork, to a moment in time, to someone, or to feelings that have yet to be named.

In the end, these letters may circulate among participants. You might receive a “reply” from someone else—
and perhaps, that is how all things respond to you.

Date: April 11 (Saturday)
Time: 13:30–16:40 (Check-in opens at 13:10)
Venue: Taichung Green Museumbrary, B1 Creative Space
Check-in Location: B1 Creative Space

Instructor:
Wang Hsiao-Miao (Poet / Lyricist)

Fee:
NTD 100 per person (payable on-site at check-in)

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Programme Schedule

(Subject to adjustment)

13:10–13:30 Registration (@ B1 Creative Space)
13:30–15:30 Guided exploration through poetry
13:30–14:30 Observing and sensing within the exhibition space
15:30–15:40 Break
15:40–16:40 Writing to all things—and receiving their replies

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About the Instructor

Wang Hsiao-Miao is a poet, lyricist, educator, editor, and music project curator, who also occasionally creates music videos. Her recent works include the poetry collection and digital music album Evil Innocence, as well as the picture book What Will Take You Away.

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Notes

1. Please bring your own writing tools. You are also welcome to bring washi tape, stamps, or other stationery for creative letter writing.
2. By participating in this activity, you grant permission to Taichung Art Museum to photograph and record your image, name, voice, and spoken content for documentation and promotional purposes. All images and recordings may be edited, used, and publicly presented without further notice or consent. Artworks created during the activity may also be documented and used by the museum for publication and promotional purposes.