Textbook goes Koo-koo!
2026.07.31 - 2026.11.02

Textbook goes Koo-koo!

EVERRICH has long been dedicated to promoting Taiwanese artists, aiming to give more people the opportunity to experience and appreciate Taiwan’s rich artistic creations while elevating the international visibility of Taiwanese culture.

A Symphony of Taiwan's Rural Countryside: Chang Chiu-Tai Solo
2026.07.31 - 2026.11.02

A Symphony of Taiwan's Rural Countryside: Chang Chiu-Tai Solo

EVERRICH has long been committed to sharing and promoting the richness of Taiwanese culture with travelers from around the world. This exhibition highlights rural community life and features works by renowned artist Chiu-tai Chang

“Reef of Consciousness (意識礁)” – 2026 Hung-nan Cheng Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition
2026.07.20 - 2026.11.20

“Reef of Consciousness (意識礁)” – 2026 Hung-nan Cheng Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition

The EVERRICH Foundation has long been dedicated to promoting local art. For this exhibition, the Foundation invited artist Hung-nan Cheng to present Reef of Consciousness, a body of work that reflects his profound dialogue with the ocean and the essence of life in recent years.

The Alleyway Corner Store: A Museum of Everyday Life
2026.07.15 - 2027.01.15

The Alleyway Corner Store: A Museum of Everyday Life

2026/7/15 (Wed) – 2027/1/15 (Fri)

Kaohsiung International Airport G31 Fishing Memories Waiting Lounge Makes Its Debut Memory of the Kuroshio Current
2025.12.15

Kaohsiung International Airport G31 Fishing Memories Waiting Lounge Makes Its Debut Memory of the Kuroshio Current

The maritime culture of southern Taiwan has a long history that is closely connected to the Kuroshio Current. This warm current brings migratory fish in abundance, shaping the thriving fishing traditions of the region.

《Children》Tsai-wei Yeh|360 panoramic virtual reality
2025.06.17

《Children》Tsai-wei Yeh|360 panoramic virtual reality

The exhibited works include the Banquet Series (喜宴系列) (Red), alongside the artist’s reflections on her children (child) and the world around her after becoming a mother. The name "赤子" not only embodies the meaning of innocence and purity but also cleverly incorporates the Chinese character "赤", which symbolizes the color red, seamlessly merging the two themes into one.