NCUE offers exhibition spaces such as the Yi-hui Hall (Baisha Art Center), the College of Extension Education (Art and Culture Corridor), Hong-dao Hall (You Yu Yi Gallery), and the University History Museum. Various exhibitions are held regularly or irregularly throughout the year, and these spaces are open to the public free of charge.

1. Yi-Hui Hall: Baisha Art Center

(1) The Baisha Art Center at NCUE has ample space and comprehensive facilities. It serves as a venue for students in the Department of Fine Arts to present their creations and exhibit their works. Considerable funds are allocated annually to purchase and update equipment and facilities to meet the needs of faculty and students for creation and exhibition. The center regularly invites external artists to exhibit various types of artworks and provides free tours for visitors from both inside and outside the university.

(2) Figures 1-3. shows photos of the exhibition space of the Yi-hui Hall.

Figure 1. Yi-hui Hall Exhibition Venue

Figure 2. Yi-hui Hall Exhibition Venue

Figure 3. Yi-hui Hall Exhibition Venue

(3) In 2023, 14 exhibitions were held at the Baisha Art Center exhibition space and Post-Garden, featuring themes such as graduation exhibitions, experimental exhibitions, and department exhibitions. The exhibition schedule and details are presented in Figure 4-5.

Figure 4. Exhibition List for the Department of Fine Arts in 2023

Figure 5. May 24, 2023 - May 31, 2023 [Sensory Review | National Changhua University of Education, Department of Fine Art, Cross-media Art Creation (II) Final Evaluation Exhibition]

(4) For more information on the exhibitions held by the Department of Fine Art, please visit the website: https://artwww.ncue.edu.tw/activity/list/2

2. Teaching Building: Art and Culture Corridor

(1) To provide students with a space to exhibit their work, the College of Extension Education has set up the Art and Culture Corridor on the sixth floor of the Teaching Building. Various artists are invited periodically to showcase their works, transforming the office area into a gallery. The Corridor is open to the public year-round free of charge.

(2) Table 1. lists the exhibitions held at the Art and Culture Corridor in 2023.

Table 1. Overview of Art and Culture Corridor Exhibitions in 2023

Serial No.	Exhibition Period	Exhibition Name
1	2023.01.01-2023.12.31	Permanent Exhibition

(3) Exhibition Events

College of Extension Education - Exhibition Information:

2023/1/1-2023/12/31 " Permanent Exhibition" -Art and Culture Corridor, College of Extension Education - Figures 6-7 showed the Exhibition.

Figure 6. Distinguished Guests from Oneworld Hanxin College in Malaysia Visited the "Permanent Exhibition."

Figure 7. A Glimpse of the Exhibition Space

3. Hong-dao Hall - You Yu Yi Gallery

(1) The "You Yu Yi" art exhibition space of the Department of Chinese is located on the third floor of the Department of Chinese building (Hong-dao Hall). It is a small yet elegant horseshoe-shaped venue that has hosted numerous exhibitions of artistic works. These exhibitions have been well-received and highly praised by faculty, students, and visitors from outside the university. It is widely recognized as a quality space for relieving stress and elevating aesthetic appreciation.

(2) To enhance the cultural literacy of faculty and students, the Department of Chinese hosted three exhibition events in 2023, all of which were provided free of charge to the public. The exhibition schedule for the You Yu Yi Gallery of the Department of Chinese in 2023 can be found at:
https://chinese.ncue.edu.tw/front/You%20Yu%20Yi/news.php?ID=a6bb3fcbea5c8c7fef9eb08bc6a6f3b4183e7f62ee4401a612b1faeda2c9c2ec

(3) Figure 8. shows a photo of the exhibition space in the You Yu Yi Gallery.

Figure 8. Exhibition Space of the You Yu Yi Gallery

4. The University History Museum, established in 2011, displays videos and historical collections since the school was founded in 1971. It also stores items donated by overseas partner schools. The museum manifests NCUE’s elegant and historical visage. The museum is open to the public all year round free of charge. Figures 9-12 show the photos from exhibitions in the NCUE History Museum.

Figure 9. Entrance of the Museum

Figure 10. Introduction of the University Anthem

Figure 11. Introduction of the University Spirit and the Emblem

Figure 12. Guests Signatures and Valuable Collections

5. Off-Campus Art Exhibitions:

In addition to hosting exhibitions on campus, the faculty and students of the Department of Fine Art regularly curate exhibitions off-campus, bringing their art creations to external venues. In 2023, a total of 29 exhibitions were held off-campus, providing opportunities for the community to appreciate the professional creations of our faculty and students in the Department of Fine Arts (Figure 13). Notably, NCUE collaborated with hospitals in Changhua County to present the "Green Accompanying Ecological Art Exhibition" at the Gavin Russell Memorial Square of Changhua Christian Hospital. This exhibition served as a practical response to the UN’s SDGs on "Climate Action," offering residents green spaces along streets and introducing plants as “green seeds” in the city. This exhibition realized the goals of tree planting for carbon reduction and building an ecological city (Figure 14). Related activity and news links:

(1) https://artwww.ncue.edu.tw/activity/list/2

(2) https://esg.businesstoday.com.tw/article/category/180687/post/202311070012

(3) https://www.bocach.gov.tw/News_Content.aspx?n=20&s=43727

(4) https://ncuearts.ncue.edu.tw/p/406-1026-24179,r112.php?Lang=zh-tw

(5) https://dpt.cch.org.tw/layout/layout_3/news_detail.aspx?ID=8730&cID=1183&Key=9955

(6) https://artwww.ncue.edu.tw/activity/item/313

(7) https://ncuearts.ncue.edu.tw/p/406-1026-24200,r117.php?Lang=en

Figure 13. August 3, 2023 - August 28, 2023 Off-campus Exhibition

Figure 14. Venue Setting of "Green Accompanying Ecological Art Exhibition"