Visitor Information

From May 19 to August 30, 2026,

Tickets are required only for the “Horizon Ablaze” exhibition.

All other exhibitions and public spaces are free of charge.

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Ticketing Methods

Physical Tickets：Please queue at the Information Desk (1F) or Self-Service Kiosks (1F).
E-Tickets：No physical ticket provided. Book Tickets Online (Click Here)

Exhibition Information

◎ Horizon Ablaze (Paid Exhibition)

Dates: May 15, 2026 – August 30, 2026

Venue: TcAM Exhibition Rooms A, B, and C

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◎ The Covenant of Dadu: A Diplomacy of Things between Mountains and Seas (Free Admission)

Dates: May 8, 2026 – August 2, 2026

Venue: TcAM Exhibition Rooms D and E

Note: This exhibition is free to the public; no tickets are required.

Admission Fees

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Ticketing Rules

1. Valid only on day of visit. No refunds once used.
2. Groups of 20+ please gather at “Shaded Plaza”
3. Ticket check at Exhibition Rooms A, B, C. Re-entry with hand stamp.
4. Regular price applies if valid ID is not presented.
5. E-Tickets: Download or screenshot. Online refunds only.
6. Culture Points: Purchase at 1F Desk.

General Regulations

1. No food or drinks inside the museum. Water is allowed only in designated areas.
2. Smoking is strictly prohibited.
3. Hazardous items are not permitted.
4. Pets and animals are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
5. Please do not touch artworks. Follow staff instructions for interactive exhibits.
6. Sketching is permitted using pencils only, with sketchbooks smaller than A3. Please do not disturb others. Group activities require prior approval.
7. Loud guided tours are not permitted inside galleries.
8. No selling, advertising, political, commercial, or religious activities.
9. Sports activities (e.g. skating, skateboarding, ball games, dancing) are not allowed.
10. Camping, open fires, cooking, fireworks, or firecrackers are prohibited.
11. Do not damage public facilities or enter water features.

Luggage & Mobility

1. Backpacks of any size and items larger than 40 × 30 × 20 cm must be stored in lockers (1F, B1, B2).
2. Foldable luggage carts are not permitted inside the museum.
3. Roller shoes, skateboards, bicycles, and large electric wheelchairs are not allowed indoors.
4. Strollers (under 15 kg) and wheelchairs are available for loan.

Photography and Filming

1. Non-commercial photography and videography are permitted for personal use, social media sharing, academic purposes, and creative practice.
2. Flash, tripods, selfie sticks, stabilizers, artificial lighting, and other professional filming equipment are not allowed.
3. Photography activities that may disrupt exhibitions or affect other visitors—including wedding shoots, portrait sessions, cosplay photography, or large group shoots—are not permitted. Group photography is limited to five (5) people.
4. Please respect copyright notices. If photography or filming is restricted, do not record or reproduce exhibited media works.
5. Avoid photographing other visitors. Prior consent is required if individuals are identifiable.
6. Drone use is restricted in accordance with Civil Aeronautics Administration regulations. Drones may operate only below 200 feet (approx. 60 meters) and must remain at least 30 meters from buildings.
7. The museum reserves the right to stop any filming that may affect safety or visitor experience.

Outdoor Area Visitor Guidelines

Scope

Outdoor areas include all outdoor spaces and the shaded plaza of the Taichung Art Museum.

Prohibited Activities

The following activities are not permitted:

1. Smoking; excessive drinking; possession of dangerous or prohibited items.
2. Indecent, disruptive, or disorderly behavior.
3. Riding vehicles (except strollers and wheelchairs), skating, skateboarding, ball games, or drone use.
4. Littering, spitting, urination, or any form of environmental pollution.
5. Climbing on, graffitiing, or damaging artworks, plants, or facilities.
6. Open flames, cooking, fireworks, kite flying, or placing personal items.
7. Selling goods, setting up stalls, distributing advertisements, or solicitation.
8. Improper use of facilities or obstruction of public passage.
9. Assemblies, performances, commercial filming, surveys, or other activities without prior approval.
10. Any activities prohibited under relevant municipal regulations.

Enforcement

1. Non-compliance may result in intervention by relevant authorities.
2. Damage to artworks, plants, or facilities may lead to legal liability and compensation.
3. Unauthorized use of water or electricity is prohibited.
4. The museum reserves the right to close outdoor areas in emergencies or force majeure events.