Developer Red Candle Games announced that their game, Detention, will have an exhibition at the Songshan Culture and Creative Park in Taiwan. They did not include an English translation of their announcement, but you can still find the original post on their Facebook:

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因緣際會下，我們於今年初將 #返校Detention 授權給聯合數位文創，這幾個月看到策展團隊密切籌備《返校Detention‧實境體驗展》，很開心我們的作品能夠再此以不同的媒介與大家互動，展覽時間從7月6日起至9月20日止，地點在松山文創園區 北向製菸工廠，屆時歡迎大家前往參觀，後續相關消息請持續關注展覽方資訊返校-實境體驗展

小小防疫叮嚀：入場前請大家務必配戴口罩，並於展場內保持安全社交距離，保護自己也保護他人

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The exhibition’s page can be found here. It will run from 6 July to 20 September 2020, presumably assuming the coronavirus has abated. Rough translations does indicate they suggest attendees wear face masks regardless.  You can learn more about the Songshan Culture and Creative Park here, but it touts itself as the “Creative Hub of Taipei”, with an objective to nurture creative talents and energy. The park itself will be free admittance, but individual exhibitions will be subject to their own admission fees, if any. Further details will be announced at a later date regarding the nature of Detention‘s exhibits.

Detention getting an exhibition is quite something, considering the developers aren’t the biggest names, and it’s not the first time the game has been acknowledged to have quite the impressive impact culturally. Detention, as well as Devotion, were added to the Harvard-Yenching Library earlier this year for preservation, even if Devotion remains unavailable to play for the general public.