有意義的是展覽的開幕日同時也是台灣原住民日，當天由享譽全球的布農八部合音展開序幕。
還有台南聖教會的合唱團的歌聲，以及交響樂團演奏著名的“屋頂上的提琴手”中的作品，都令人驚嘆。
這不是 Betaesh Taiwan 猶沐文化公司和 Artrue 正藝美學空間 第一次推廣以色列藝術家，他們展現了對以色列的愛和貢獻。This weekend, the representative of the Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei, Omer Caspi, and his family attended the opening of the Torah and Culture exhibition "Island in the East" in Artrue gallery in Tainan.
The exhibition features a unique cultural dialogue between Yoram Raanan, an Israeli artist and Ebu Istanda, an artist from the Bunun aboriginal tribe in Taiwan. The artists explore the roots and beliefs of their heritage, and show deep feelings to their land. This is being expressed by Yoram Raanan in paintings of scenes from the Hebrew bible, and by Ebu Istanda that painted legendary stories that were passed to her from childhood by elders of the tribe.
Symbolically, the opening of the exhibition took place on the national day of Aboriginal Peoples in Taiwan, during which the world renowned Bunun pasibutbut indigenous group performed a ritual ceremony.
A beautiful artistic performance was given by the “Holiness Church” choir and orchestra that marveled at playing a piece from the renowned play “Fiddler on the Roof”.
This is not the first time that Artrue gallery promotes Israeli artists, and showing their love and devotion to Israel.