The 2nd Art Zone is located at the end of the southern end of Dayong Road, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. Ban 2 refers to the No. 2 docking station, located in the third ship channel of Kaohsiung Port. It was built on June 12, 1973 and was originally a general port warehouse. In 2000, the Kaohsiung City Government accidentally discovered this experimental field in search of the National Day fireworks display site. Its very good to fly a kite here. Imagine that many people in Guangzhou dont know what its like to fly a kite. There is no such open space for children to play, unless you go to a special place, feel like taking a child to fly a kite. Parents must be particularly affectionate. In 2000, the Kaohsiung City Government accidentally discovered this experimental field in search of the National Day fireworks display site. However, due to years of disrepair, the stationed units carried out various construction projects for the state of the old buildings, which was completed on March 24, 2002. Under the impetus of artists and local cultural workers, combined with the project resources of the ICSC's idle space reuse, the second art district will be the representative works created by the Kaohsiung community. After the Kaohsiung Association of Art Development and the Shude University of Science and Technology to develop local art workshops, the Second Art Zone became the experimental creation site in southern Taiwan.