In 2023, the Accton Arts Foundation invested a total of NT$5,308,563, of which NT$4,000,000 was allocated for the operational management of the Art Site of Railway Warehouse under a service contract with the Hsinchu City Government. Drawing on its past experience, the Foundation has translated this into concrete actions, committing to four major missions: promoting cultural and arts education, establishing a database for Taiwanese artistic talent, fostering the development of arts and cultural communities, and building a creative arts community.

In 2023, the Accton Arts Foundation focused on promoting cultural and arts education with an emphasis on “holistic education” and “equity and inclusion.” Firmly believing in the transformative power of art to foster critical thinking and social inclusion, the foundation views itself as a facilitator, harnessing existing resources to create environments conducive to discussing diverse topics.

Since 2021, the foundation has been committed to “promoting cultural and art education” with a focus on fundamentally discussing “how to bring people closer to art” and challenging entrenched perceptions surrounding “art appreciation.” Through various interactions, it became evident that the main barrier was not a lack of interest in art but rather a lack of effective methods for engaging with it. Consequently, after researching commonly used methods both domestically and internationally that facilitate the public in viewing art, the foundation has chosen the “”Artful Thinking” concept developed by Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education. This concept encompasses six fundamental thinking dispositions: [Questioning and Investigating], [Observing and Describing], [Comparing and Connecting], [Finding Complexity], [Exploring Viewpoints], and [Reasoning]. These allow the foundation to assist viewers in adopting the “SEE THINK WONDER ” framework used across various disciplines, gradually developing a method to approach and appreciate art that is tailored to individual needs.