
第四屆《好繪芽獎》於9月14日至10月11日開放徵件,主題不限,提供最高90萬元獎助資源,並透過保證媒合出版、創作諮詢等機制扶持台灣繪本創作者,歷屆已扶植27本作品出版,其中多本獲國內外獎項肯定並拓展至海外市場。
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好繪芽獎自2019年由高雄市立圖書館創辦,旨在透過獎助與出版資源扶持台灣繪本創作者,歷屆已協助27本作品成功出版,部分作品獲國內外獎項肯定並進軍海外市場。
第四屆《好繪芽獎》9月14日至10月11日開放徵件,以「不限創作主題」的開放精神,廣邀懷抱繪本出版夢想的創作者踴躍投件。
高雄市立圖書館表示,「好繪芽獎」自2019年開辦,持續以實質獎助支持台灣繪本創作人才,截至今年7月已扶植27本作品成功出版,出版後更廣受好評。
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高市圖館長李金鴦表示,歷屆好繪芽獎作品展現台灣繪本豐沛的原創能量與國際潛力,已有8本拓展至韓文、法文、日文及葡萄牙文等海外市場,每屆提供最高90萬元獎助資源,並透過保證媒合出版、購書補助、推廣活動及國內外資源串接等機制,是全台最實質而全面的繪本獎項,更榮獲2025金點設計獎標章肯定。
好繪芽獎歷屆扶植作品出版後亦屢獲佳績,包括第二屆得獎作品《街上的汪先生》獲第49屆金鼎獎兒童及少年圖書獎與首屆金繪獎年度繪本獎;《若是咧送批》獲第50屆金鼎獎兒童及少年圖書獎及首屆金繪獎金繪大獎(非虛構類);第三屆得獎作品《成為海的第一天》亦入圍第50屆金鼎獎兒童及少年圖書獎。
獎項最大特色為「媒合與保證出版」與「分期創作諮詢」,獲選創作者於出版媒合後,將展開約1年的創作歷程,並由資深繪本作家和編輯分階段提供專業建議,兼顧創作自由與實務引導。
高市圖好繪芽計畫今年也諮詢繪本產業專家優化徵件辦法,期望提供更即時的專業回饋,協助創作者突破瓶頸、提升作品完成度與出版競爭力,更多徵件資訊請至高市圖官網查詢。
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本屆好繪芽獎得獎作品將有機會入圍或獲得金鼎獎、金繪獎等國內重要繪本獎項
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The third Xinjiang National Reading Conference opened in Hotan on September 5, with the theme of ‘Learning and Implementing the Regulations and Deepening National Reading’. The event was hosted by the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and hosted by the Propaganda Department of Hotan Prefectural Committee, China Press and Publication Media Group Co., Ltd. and other units. It focused on deepening the construction of scholarly Xinjiang and promoting cultural enrichment of Xinjiang. The opening ceremony included book donation, the release of the 2025 ‘Xinjiang Excellent Books’ and ‘Xinjiang Excellent Bestsellers’ lists, the appointment ceremony of the ‘Xinjiang National Reading Promoter’, and 8 guests delivered keynote speeches. Wu Shulin, chairman of the China Publishing Association, and Zhang Kuncan, secretary of the Hotan Municipal Party Committee, delivered speeches respectively, emphasizing the important role of reading in forging a strong sense of the Chinese nation's community and promoting cultural enrichment. During the conference, a number of activities such as the ‘Tianshan Book Market’ to benefit the people and reading night themed performances will also be held.
The "Han Xizai Night Banquet" volume (a copy of the Song Dynasty) collected by the Palace Museum was exhibited at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou for the first time in 15 years, and the exhibition period was only 30 days. Since the opening of the exhibition, the enthusiasm of the audience has been high. Zhejiang Expo has specially added a late-night special session on Saturdays, extending the opening hours to 6 a.m. the next day, and implementing all-night operations. Many visitors from Macau, Chongqing and other places made a special trip, saying that viewing at night was closer to the atmosphere of the paintings and the experience was novel.

The New Taipei City Youth Bureau held a public welfare art exhibition "Infinite Sensing - Every Perception Is Worth Being Understood". It will be on display for free until September 30 at the New Taipei Youth Creative Banqiao Art Base. Curated by curator ALLO Huang Shaolun, 26 art works will be on display, combining street graffiti and interactive experiences, aiming to promote the public's understanding and tolerance of neurodiversity, and will collaborate with special education students to exhibit their works.
To commemorate the 110th anniversary of Jia Zhifang's birth, the Shanghai Museum of Social Sciences held an exhibition, displaying nearly a hundred of his manuscripts, letters, old photos and other physical objects. Many cultural figures attended and delivered speeches, speaking highly of his literary, translation and academic contributions. His daughter Jia Ying said that the exhibition is the inheritance of her father's spiritual legacy.

The Japanese translation of Taiwanese writer He Zhihe's novel "Flower Street Tree House" was published by Nippon Shogakukan. The Taiwan Cultural Center of the Ministry of Culture in Japan invited He Zhihe to have a conversation with Japanese literary critic Saburo Kawamoto on the topic of "Wandering through an unseen Taipei" to share creative inspiration, Wanhua's growth experience, and the themes of memory and urban change.

Wang Pengrui, a professor at the Inner Mongolia Art Institute, has a new book, "Ode to One Heart," which combs through the works on the theme of ethnic unity in Inner Mongolia art over the past 80 years, emphasizing that art should originate from real life, and that real scenes of all ethnic groups living together are the source of continuous creation.