Imprint of Spring (印采盈春), a New Year’s Special Exhibition by the International Printmaking Center, National Taiwan Normal University
EVERRICH and the International Printmaking Center at National Taiwan Normal University have come together to organize this exhibition where traditional art is blended with modern design to promote the re-innovation and reinterpretation of Taiwanese traditional arts in contemporary society. The exhibition not only highlights the creative talents of Taiwanese artists but also offers international visitors a unique opportunity to experience Taiwan’s vibrant printmaking culture.
Masters of Art — Elite Creations Sustaining the Legacy of Taiwanese Art
The exhibition, Masters of Art, features the work of 18 artists whose creations excelled in the competition. These pieces, spanning detailed realism, semi-figurative expressions, and abstract interpretations, explore diverse themes ranging from natural landscapes to human society and industrial development. A total of 24 exceptional works are on display, offering a rich and captivating experience for travelers during this seasonal transition from winter to spring.
Dancing Golden Lines – HSU Chun Yu Special Exhibition
This exhibition showcases the artist’s meticulous perspective and interpretation of vitality through the mediums of copper and iron wires. Each strand of metal, like a dancer gracefully moving through the air, bends and twists to guide viewers through Taiwan’s farmlands and markets, evoking the vibrancy of Taiwanese life and spirit. Under the light, the metal wires take on ever-changing forms, reflecting Taiwan’s unique history, culture, and emotions.
Ocean Shadows
The ocean is in crisis, with pollution being a primary cause of its decline. This pollution not only harms the ocean but also contaminates entire beach ecosystems as it rides ocean currents across the globe. Invisibly, it threatens marine life, casting a shadow over the ocean.
“Window Views on a Fine Day (窗景日和)” - A Solo Exhibition by Chien-i Wu
EVERRICH is committed to promoting Taiwanese culture and has collaborated with collage artist Chien-i Wu to create mixed-media artworks inspired by Taiwan’s old iron window designs. This fusion of historical culture and architectural space offers a fresh perspective on local culture.
The Rebirth of Driftwood – A Dialogue with Nature: Wei-Chiuan Wang (王偉權) Art Exhibition
His creations often utilize driftwood to practice environmental art, expressing his love for the land of Taiwan and his reverence for the earth.