The Divine Generals Onstage - Oil Painting Solo Exhibition by Jian-Yu Zhuang
The Eight Generals (Pa Chia Chiang), iconic figures in Taiwanese folk religion, serve not only as ritual symbols of religious devotion but also as cultural guardians. In traditional folk formations, their commanding presence is conveyed through vividly painted faces, ornate costumes, divine implements, and fearsome choreographed movements, such as the Seven-Star Steps (七星步) and Eight Trigram Formation (八卦陣), that embody their role in expelling evil and warding off malevolent spirits. This year, the EVERRICH Foundation has selected “Parade Formations in Folk Art (藝陣文化)” as the central theme of
A World of Art Inside the Lion Head
This exhibition is presented as part of the EVERRICH Arts Festival (昇恆昌藝術季) and centers on the theme “A World of Art Inside the Lion Head,” showcasing the lion head culture of central Taiwan. The exhibition features works by Shun-jung Shih, founder of the Lukang Decorative Lion Head (鹿港花獅), inviting visitors to step into the world of lion head artistry and glimpse the artistic universe he has created.
Symphony of Algorithms: Technology, Art, and Nature
Artists Po-Ching Chou, Chen-An Lee, and Nai-Chuan Cheng integrate technology into their artistic practice. In this exhibition, the trio explores the hidden syntax of nature through data calculation, sonic extension, and layering materials. Here, algorithms move beyond mere rules of calculation, becoming poetic generators; kinetic devices evolve into sensory extensions, prolonging sound and perception. As natural forms, ambient sounds, and material responses are reinterpreted, they converge into a new field of information and energy.
Into Indigo Depths: A Journey Beneath Taiwan’s Seas
Driven by its commitment to promoting the beauty of Taiwan, EVERRICH has collaborated with the National Park Service to curate this exhibition, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in the deep indigo waters of Dongsha Atoll National Park and South Penghu Marine National Park. Through a stunning collection of rare underwater imagery, the exhibition showcases vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and the rich diversity of marine life—capturing the colorful beauty and vitality of Taiwan’s oceanic ecosystems.
《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.
“Threads of Time, Embroidered Tastes” – PinShow Solo Exhibition
The ordinary things we take for granted are often what we miss most when we leave home or find ourselves in a foreign place. The people, places, food of our daily routine soon become a safe haven in our memories. With needle in hand and thread as seasoning, each stitch conjures the familiar tastes of Taiwan. May the flavors be embroidered without end, allowing everyday moments to be cherished forever.