Tomás Saraceno：Interwoven Ticket
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In “Interwoven”, Tomás Saraceno’s first large-scale solo exhibition in Taiwan, audiences are invited to attune with and learn from the web(s) of life—together with the air, spiders, clouds, spores, seeds, black matter, particulate matter of soot and pollution, and the cosmos. Visitors will encounter immersive installations where spider/web architectures and flying museums of re-used materials become vehicles to imagine a multiplicity of futures, and witness the artist's long-standing collaboration with the Indigenous Communities of Salinas Grandes in northern Argentina.
This collaboration is rooted in ecosocial justice, learning from ancestral knowledges and resisting the socio-political and economic structures that underlie ecological crises and extractive dynamics between the global majority and the global minority. In doing so, sustainability is no longer treated as an abstract ideal, but as a shared challenge of coexistence that must be continually questioned, reflected upon, and practiced.
In the 1970s, environmental movements emerged with a strong redemptive character, framing “nature” as an object in need of protection and repair, and sought to return the world to a pre-industrial state of purity. Entering the twenty-first century, however, scholars in the humanities and social sciences introduced the concept of the Anthropocene, arguing that humans are no longer merely influencing the environment but have become a geological force transforming the Earth itself. Climate, oceans, land, and life are now deeply entangled with human history and action. Environmental issues, therefore, have shifted from concerns of prevention and repair toward a more fundamental inquiry: when we can no longer return to an unspoiled world, how might we coexist with this world and other forms of life?
Others argue that the current era should instead be referred to as the Capitalocene, a term that defines the current geological epoch not by the impact of humanity as a whole, but by the specific, profound influence of the capitalist economic system on the Earth's environment, driving the climate crisis, mass extinctions, and pollution through its relentless need for profit, growth, and resource exploitation. Such critique challenges the assumption of a “pristine nature”, a view that has long silenced Indigenous voices and worldviews, in which humans and nature were never separate, but always entangled in relations of mutual interdependence.
Throughout the exhibition, visitors move between microscopic and planetary scales—from the spatial-cognitive capacities of spiders to the thermodynamic play of the atmosphere—encountering the invisible threads that entangle a shared existence. Saraceno’s practice proposes a shift in perspective: from capitalocentric to Aero(s)cenic, a state of attunement and way of understanding the world that centers the atmosphere and all its interwoven beings, both living and non-living.
The exhibition invites visitors to enter a relational space where art, sensory experience and collective imagination come together, asking us to contemplate how we interact with the world, with other forms of life, and with matter itself. It encourages reflection on how each action and “response-ability” may shape the future of the Earth, inviting us to draw from different forms of knowledge, towards more just and eco-social forms of planetary coexistence.
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📍Admission
1. General Admission｜NTD 350｜General public
2. Pair Admission｜NTD 600｜Entry requires two visitors
3. Concession｜NTD 250｜New Taipei City Citizen, college or university students with valid ID, high school students, visitors aged 8–16, visitors aged 65 or above, volunteers with a valid volunteer honor card, low-income visitors, tour guides, Taiwan Museum Association, ROC (TMA) members, International Council of Museums (ICOM) members
4. Group Admission｜NTD 250｜Groups of 10 or more visitors, simultaneous entry required
5. Student Group Admission｜NTD150｜Groups of 10 or more students, simultaneous entry required
6. Culture Point Youth Admission｜100 Culture Points | For use by point holders only
7. Free｜Children aged 7 and under, visitors with disabilities and one accompanying caregiver
📌The above discounts cannot be combined with any other promotions.
📌Tickets are available until 30 minutes before closing.
📌Visitors who fail to present personal ID for Culture Point Youth Admission will be charged the general admission price.
📌Visitors who fail to present relevant ID/documentation will be charged the general admission price.
📌Tickets for the special exhibition "Tomás Saraceno : Interwoven" include free admission to general exhibitions on the same day.
📌Any changes to admission prices and regulations are subject to on-site announcement. The museum reserves the right of final interpretation.
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Full Ticket
Full Ticket x 1
General public
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Pair Ticket
Pair Ticket x 1
Valid for groups of two entering together only.
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New Taipei City Citizen Concession Ticket
New Taipei City Citizen Concession Ticket x 1
Present a valid ID or ARC showing New Taipei residency
Check Verification(ID Card/Residence Permit Number)
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Active college and higher education students Concession Ticket
Active college and higher education students Concession Ticket x 1
Active college and higher education students
Check Verification(Student Card)
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High school students students Concession Ticket
High school students students Concession Ticket x 1
High school students students
Check Verification(Student Card)
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Children between 8 and 16 years old
Children between 8 and 16 years old x 1
Children between 8 and 16 years old
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Visitors aged 65 or above Concession Ticket
Visitors aged 65 or above Concession Ticket x 1
ID、health insurance card、senior easy card
Check Verification(ID Card/Residence Permit Number / Health Insurance Card / senior easy card)
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low-income visitors concession ticket
low-income visitors concession ticket x 1
low-income visitors
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volunteers with a valid volunteer honor card Concession Ticket
volunteers with a valid volunteer honor card Concession Ticket x 1
valid volunteer honor card.
Check Verification( volunteer honor card)
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Tour Guides Concession Ticket
Tour Guides Concession Ticket x 1
ROC Tour Guide/Tour Leader License
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Taiwan Museum Association, ROC (TMA) members Concession Ticket
Taiwan Museum Association, ROC (TMA) members Concession Ticket x 1
TMA membership card required.
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International Council of Museums (ICOM) members
International Council of Museums (ICOM) members x 1
ICOM membership card required.
Check Verification(ICOM membership card )
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Add-on Interwoven Universe Learning Guide
Add-on Interwoven Universe Learning Guide x 1
Visitors purchasing tickets for the special exhibition "Tomás Saraceno: Interwoven" are eligible to purchase an exhibition guide at an add-on price of $100.
Instruction
1. This ticket is valid from March 21, 2026, to September 6, 2026.2. Admission Ticket ： Please present your QR Code at the 2F Ticket Office to redeem.
3. Use of this ticket implies agreement to abide by all museum visitation guidelines and regulations.
4. Interwoven Universe Learning Guide： Please present your QR Code at the 2F Ticket Office to redeem.
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1. Please keep your voice down while inside the museum. Set your mobile phone to vibration or silent mode. If you need to take a call, please step outside the galleries.
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🔶In the event of force majeure (including but not limited to typhoons, earthquakes, or heavy rain), the museum will prioritize visitor safety and reserves the right to adjust, postpone, or cancel its operations and related events. Relevant
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Refund Policy
1.Before purchasing tickets, please review the museum’s announcements regarding eligible discounts or free admission, discount policies, exhibition changes, event cancellations, or space closures. Tickets that have been used are not eligible for refunds or exchanges.2. Online Ticket Refunds and Exchanges:
a. Online tickets that are unused and not expired may be canceled and refunded online only. No handling fee will be charged.
b. As the online ticketing system does not support order modifications, to change the number of tickets or visit date, please cancel the original order and place a new one.
c. Online tickets are valid only until September 6, 2026. Expired tickets are non-refundable.
3. Tickets that do not meet the refund and exchange conditions outlined above will not be accepted for return or exchange by the museum.