In 1995, Huang Tsai-lang created a large oil painting (100F), titled Rainbow – KMFA After the Rain, which became a powerful symbol of the newly inaugurated Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. The rainbow marked the beginning of a new artistic chapter in southern Taiwan and represented Huang’s lifelong creative journey. Known for his dual roles as an art administrator and artist, Huang has served as director of three public art museums across northern, central, and southern Taiwan, setting a notable record in Taiwan’s art history. However, behind his administrative successes, he remains a dedicated painter at heart. Thirty years later, he returns to KMFA as an artist, once again expressing his view of the flow of time and life through his brush. After the Rainbow symbolizes both a reflection on his past achievements and a renewed sense of creative purpose.





Supervisor | Bureau of Cultural Affairs, Kaohsiung City Government
Organizer | Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts
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Curator | Wu Hui-fang
Exhibition Executives | Lee Ming-shiuan