The arts are alive in the mysterious artist Chen Forng-Shean, who has carved numerous miniature Buddha statues and other artifacts, some less than 1 millimeter in size and small enough to fit into the eye of a needle. Over the past 30 years Chen has built a collection of more than 120 pieces. The museum displays these along with Chen’s sketches and calligraphy, in a small building nestled along a quiet alley. It is open on weekends, and visits can also be made during the week by appointment only.
