Taiwanese artist Kuo I-fen's (郭挹芬) 1983 video installation, which has been credited as the first piece of video artwork in the Taiwanese scene, is displayed at the Nori Art Museum in Tokyo on Wednesday. Kuo is one of the 10 Taiwanese artists featured in the exhibition titled "MAM Research 010: The Dawn of Taiwanese Video Art in the 1980s-1990s" that runs until Sept. 1. CNA photo April 25, 2024
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