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The Learning Journey of Shou-chien Shih
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The Learning Journey of Shou-chien Shih
● Information:
Date: 7:00 pm-9:00 pm, May 2nd (Fri.), 2025
Venue: Room 102, Boya Lecture Building
Host: Shih-Torng Ding (Vice President, NTU)
Speaker: Shou-chien Shih (Academician of Academia Sinica)
Language: Mandarin
● Introduction of Speaker:
Dr. Shou-chien Shih is a distinguished art historian who has long dedicated himself to studying Chinese painting history and East Asian art history. He earned a master’s degree from the Dept. of History at NTU and a Ph.D. from the Dept. Art and Archaeology at Princeton University. 1984, he joined the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. He has also served as Professor and Director of the Graduate Institute of Art History at National Taiwan University and Deputy Director and Director of the National Palace Museum. In 2012, he was elected as a member of Academia Sinica (29th).
His research approaches Chinese painting history from a cultural-historical perspective, focusing on the relationship between stylistic changes and cultural context, regional artistic developments, Sino-Japanese artistic exchange, and the interaction and transformation of the concepts of “雅” and “俗.” His work offers thought-provoking insights into the theories and methodologies of Chinese art history. In recent years, he has led several international projects at Academia Sinica, such as 移動的桃花源 and 東亞文化意象之形塑, promoting a broader East Asian perspective that encompasses China, Japan, and Korea, while exploring the historical interactions between artworks and their audiences.
Dr. Shih’s academic achievements are highly acclaimed. He has twice received the Outstanding Research Award and the Special Outstanding Talent Award from the NSTC. His book 《從風格到畫意——反思中國繪畫史》received the 35th Golden Tripod Award from the Government Information Office. Another major work,《移動的桃花源——東亞世界中的山水畫》, received the Academia Sinica Scholarly Monograph Award in the Humanities and Social Sciences and was selected in 2020 as the ”Most Influential in the Humanities and Social Sciences” by the NSTC. He enjoys an esteemed reputation and has significantly influenced art history.
● Activity Process:
6:30 pm -7:00 pm: Open for check-in
7:00 pm -7:05 pm: Opening Speech
7:05 pm -8:35 pm: Lecture Start
8:35 pm -8:55 pm: Question & Answer
8:55 pm -9:00 pm: Present souvenirs and certificates/Photograph
● Note:
1. Link: https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionView.aspx?actID=20253700_03&sesID=1
https://forms.gle/d5fFQ7VzAUmk3KsN7
2. 200 people will be allowed to register. Attendees are advised to register for this lecture through the NTU registration system. If you cannot come, please cancel your registration immediately. The seats will be open till 6:50 pm if a vacancy is still available.
3. Civil servants can register for Government Employee Lifelong Learning for 2 hours. For students, this learning record will be linked to students’ ePo.
4. Organizer: Center for General Education, National Taiwan University ● Contact: Mr. Yu (Phone: 02-3366-2545 #242; Email: tzuhungyu@ntu.edu.tw)
● Information:
Date: 7:00 pm-9:00 pm, May 2nd (Fri.), 2025
Venue: Room 102, Boya Lecture Building
Host: Shih-Torng Ding (Vice President, NTU)
Speaker: Shou-chien Shih (Academician of Academia Sinica)
Language: Mandarin
● Introduction of Speaker:
Dr. Shou-chien Shih is a distinguished art historian who has long dedicated himself to studying Chinese painting history and East Asian art history. He earned a master’s degree from the Dept. of History at NTU and a Ph.D. from the Dept. Art and Archaeology at Princeton University. 1984, he joined the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. He has also served as Professor and Director of the Graduate Institute of Art History at National Taiwan University and Deputy Director and Director of the National Palace Museum. In 2012, he was elected as a member of Academia Sinica (29th).
His research approaches Chinese painting history from a cultural-historical perspective, focusing on the relationship between stylistic changes and cultural context, regional artistic developments, Sino-Japanese artistic exchange, and the interaction and transformation of the concepts of “雅” and “俗.” His work offers thought-provoking insights into the theories and methodologies of Chinese art history. In recent years, he has led several international projects at Academia Sinica, such as 移動的桃花源 and 東亞文化意象之形塑, promoting a broader East Asian perspective that encompasses China, Japan, and Korea, while exploring the historical interactions between artworks and their audiences.
Dr. Shih’s academic achievements are highly acclaimed. He has twice received the Outstanding Research Award and the Special Outstanding Talent Award from the NSTC. His book 《從風格到畫意——反思中國繪畫史》received the 35th Golden Tripod Award from the Government Information Office. Another major work,《移動的桃花源——東亞世界中的山水畫》, received the Academia Sinica Scholarly Monograph Award in the Humanities and Social Sciences and was selected in 2020 as the ”Most Influential in the Humanities and Social Sciences” by the NSTC. He enjoys an esteemed reputation and has significantly influenced art history.
● Activity Process:
6:30 pm -7:00 pm: Open for check-in
7:00 pm -7:05 pm: Opening Speech
7:05 pm -8:35 pm: Lecture Start
8:35 pm -8:55 pm: Question & Answer
8:55 pm -9:00 pm: Present souvenirs and certificates/Photograph
● Note:
1. Link: https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionView.aspx?actID=20253700_03&sesID=1
https://forms.gle/d5fFQ7VzAUmk3KsN7
2. 200 people will be allowed to register. Attendees are advised to register for this lecture through the NTU registration system. If you cannot come, please cancel your registration immediately. The seats will be open till 6:50 pm if a vacancy is still available.
3. Civil servants can register for Government Employee Lifelong Learning for 2 hours. For students, this learning record will be linked to students’ ePo.
4. Organizer: Center for General Education, National Taiwan University ● Contact: Mr. Yu (Phone: 02-3366-2545 #242; Email: tzuhungyu@ntu.edu.tw)