Guiren Living Art Center, Arts centre in Gueiren District, Taiwan.
Guiren Living Art Center is an arts center in Gueiren District featuring a distinctive yellow building that houses exhibition galleries, reading areas, and a computer room. The spaces support both artistic and educational activities for visitors of all interests.
The building was constructed in 1934 as the village office during Japanese administration. After 1945, it was converted into the Guiren Police Precinct and later transformed into a cultural center.
The center regularly hosts art exhibitions featuring local and international creators, serving as a gathering space for artistic expression. Visitors can browse the public library while experiencing different forms of artistic work throughout the building.
The center is open Tuesday through Friday starting at midday and on weekends from morning hours, with Mondays closed to visitors. The layout provides easy access to all areas, allowing visitors to move between galleries and reading spaces comfortably.
Former detention cells from the police station era have been preserved inside the building as part of its exhibition space. This allows visitors to witness directly how the building served a very different purpose in the past.
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