This exhibition fully showcases how Taiwanese art groups have gathered creative energy to influence the development of contemporary art in Taiwan. Covering the artistic journey from the 1920s to the 1990s, the exhibition explores the important role that art groups have played in the evolution of modern art in Taiwan. Through a diverse array of artworks and historical archives, it highlights how these groups have driven artistic innovation and transformation, emphasizing their significance in Taiwan’s art history.

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The exhibition is unified by abstract concepts of "Time Convergence" and "Radiant Light" and applies these ideas through universal design principles. We aim to present the richness and brilliance of Taiwanese art in a way that all audiences—whether elderly, disabled, or the general public—can enjoy and appreciate these artistic treasures. Accessibility was a key consideration, with display scales suited for seniors and wheelchair users, as well as special design features for visually impaired visitors. The exhibition includes bright, clear colors, appropriately sized fonts, Braille texts, tactile maps, and audio descriptions. Several paintings have also been converted into tactile aids for visually impaired visitors, allowing them to experience the texture and structure of the artworks through touch.