An exhibition featuring works by many award-winning artists is currently being held at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts in suburban Taipei, in an event that will run through Aug. 8. The exhibition titled 'Post-Adolescence,' organized by the Kuandu museum and the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, presents 72 works by 53 artists, including paintings, engravings, sculptures, installations, video art and new media, in a demonstration of the diversity of artistic expression among Taiwan's young artists, the organizers said. The event explores the theme of 'post-adolescence' and attempts to delineate the characteristics shared by artists in the 25-35 age group, revealing the ways they create their art and society's influence on them, they said. 'The highly motivated generation of younger artists demonstrates novel artworks' using the special visual language of comics, aimless/purposeful cacophony of voices, or Internet-based technological devices, presenting an alternative form of art in Taiwan, according to the organizers. The exhibits were selected from among almost 500 works by young artists with the aim of representing the languages and views of different generations, as well as commonalities among the country's young artists. The artists have rich experience of showing their work and many of them have won awards, such as Yu Chen-ta and Kuo I-chen, both of whom were featured in the Taiwan Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia, as well as Su Hui-yu, who has been nominated for the Taishin Arts Award, one of the organizers noted. Other award-winning artists in the show include Huang Wei-min, Chen Wan-ren, Wang Pei-ying and Wang Ting-yu. 