「Pulima」意為排灣族語「手藝精細之人」。在諸多南島語系中，「Lima」亦有「手」的意思，「手」意味著完成理想的途徑，從文明中實踐與反思之具體表現。Pulima Link，象徵手與手相連，引發無限而多元的文化創造力。

Pulima Link 定位「臺灣原住民當代藝術交流平台」，除紀錄近年臺灣原住民藝術之動態脈絡，亦將置身於世界各島嶼之間，觀察世界原住民藝術發展風貌。

當全球化與數位浪潮席捲全球，主流藝術生態正面臨全球競爭之複雜課題，原住民藝術源於自然和生活的文化語境，已成為豐富全球藝術語彙及意涵的獨特脈絡。透過網絡平台，Pulima Link以臺灣原住民當代藝術為基底，持續關注『今日原住民』如何透過各種藝術表現形式，進而認知和建立傳統文化的詮釋權。

Pulima Link 除焦點介紹國內原住民當代藝術家，也將陸續分享國外原住民藝文盛事，關注全球原住民藝術環境的獨特風貌。敬邀各界一同認識、耕耘原住民文化藝術沃土！

關於Pulima藝術獎

財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會於2012年首創的「Pulima 藝術獎」，為全國第一個原住民藝術獎，目的為獎掖具南島民族當代藝術新風貌，並體現臺灣原住民族主體精神之創作，以促進原住民藝術之發展。透過每兩年一次的藝術策展與論壇，期引發藝術批評與論述，增進原住民藝術場域之健全，拓展臺灣社會對藝術的多元認識。
Pulima Art Award, established by the Indigenous Peoples Cultural Foundation in 2012, is Taiwan’s first national art award dedicated to indigenous art. It honors contemporary Austronesian artistic creations, and embodies the creative spirit of indigenous peoples in Taiwan. Pulima Art Award aims to further encourage the development of indigenous art through its biennial organization of award exhibition and conference, which will hopefully give rise to related art criticism and theorization, thereby creating a more integrated sphere for indigenous art, enhancing the quality of artworks and extending the pluralist perception of art by Taiwanese society.

關於Pulima藝術節

由財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會於2012年創辦的「Pulima藝術節」，透過每兩年一次的辦理，除了展示Pulima藝術獎之入選與得獎作品，並邀請國際原住民藝術家參展，以及國內外優秀的原住民表演團隊演出，期以展覽、音樂、戲劇、舞蹈等系列展演活動，呈現原住民當代藝術面貌，發揮藝術展示教育之功能，引發大眾對原住民藝術之興趣，擴大原住民文化藝術之能見度。
Pulima Art Festival holds every two year. It is established by the Indigenous Peoples Cultural Foundation in 2012. During the festival, prize winners of Pulima Art Award and international indigenous artists are invited to demonstrate and exhibit. Performances from domestic and international performing arts group are also showcased. The festival seeks to present the diversity of indigenous contemporary arts by arranging exhibition, music, theatre and dance performances. It further the goal of cultural exchange through artistic display and education by encouraging public interests in indigenous arts and broaden the visibility of indigenous arts.