Once home to the military families, Treasure Hill Artist Village has become one of Taipei’s most unique landmarks. A hilltop assemblage of 1960s and 70s shanties, many of them illegally erected, the enclave is now an incubator for Taiwan and international art, hosting residencies and housing studios.
It is not just for artists, though. The intricate alleyways that meander through the haphazard shacks are dotted with sculptures and street art, independent boutiques and artisanal coffee shops, too.
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Treasure Hill Artist Village is about 10 minutes by foot from Gongguan MRT station. It is open between 11 am and 10 pm from Tuesday to Sunday.
Words: Mercedes Hutton
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