I. The Graduate Institute of Arts Management and Cultural Policy at National Taiwan University of Arts, in collaboration with the Taiwan Society for Art History Research, the Taiwan Society for Cultural Policy Research, Huashan 1914 Taiwan Cultural and Creative Development Co., Ltd., and the Taiwan Cultural and Creative Development Foundation, will co-organize the international academic symposium "The Trajectory of Culture 2026: The Intertwining of Culture and Shared Governance," to be held on September 18th and 19th, 2026, at our university.

II. On September 18th (Friday), from 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM, a special international lecture will be held, featuring Kenneth Wong, founder of People Ideas Culture in Malaysia, an independent curator, and a researcher of cultural landscapes, who will speak on "Art as Social Mapping: Mapping Community Memory in the Everyday Landscape of Malaysia." On September 19th (Saturday), Dr. Jonathan Gander, Associate Professor and Head of Department at LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore Arts University, will be the keynote speaker, and a forum titled "Culture. Sustainability. Impact" will be held, showcasing 19 academic papers focusing on issues such as cultural policy, arts management, and cultural governance. III. Registration and related information are as follows:

(I) Official website: www.acpm.ntua.edu.tw

(II) Registration for the International Lecture on the 18th: www.accupass.com/go/2026Speech

(III) Registration for the International Academic Conference on the 19th: www.accupass.com/event

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(IV) Participants in the conference can log in to the Civil Service Learning Hours Authentication website.

IV. Please assist in announcing this information. Faculty, students, colleagues, and members of the public interested in arts, culture, policy, and interdisciplinary issues are welcome to participate.