About
Ever Harvest Art Gallery was established in 1991, during the golden age of Taiwan's art development and the peak of its economic takeoff. The prosperous economy accelerated the development of art, and Ever Harvest Art Gallery began by representing Taiwan's predecessor artists. Following Liao Chi-chun and Tan Ting-pho, the gallery also started to manage works by overseas Chinese masters like Chu Teh-Chun and Zao Wou-Ki.
Entering the 21st century and the era of globalization, gallery management has seen frequent information exchanges and the rise of contemporary art. Artistic creation now tends to absorb the spirit of the times and showcase forward-looking aesthetic models. The rise of public art has garnered attention as people have achieved greater economic abundance. Public art, much like postmodern architecture with its emphasis on decoration and curves, reflects people's growing focus on urban space aesthetics. Public art extends beyond the traditional decorative and beautifying functions, allowing artists to rethink the significance of art in public spaces and urban landscapes, and enabling architects to blend functionality with artistry in their designs.
With the democratization of contemporary art, it is no longer exclusive to the upper class. More artworks are now entering public spaces, becoming part of public life. Life itself is an art, with any creative materials reflecting social conditions and building communication bridges between people. Art expresses mass consciousness and local cultural identity. Ever Harvest Art Gallery continues to follow artistic trends, curating not just for walls but tailoring contemporary artworks for public spaces, integrating art into everyday life, and bringing beauty to the public. For instance, Korean artist Lee Jae Hyo's works, from creation to completion, respect nature. Chu Fan-Yi's pottery presents a common language between people and animals. Other artists represented by the gallery, including Pang Jiun, Cha Jong-Rye, Park Seung-Mo, Bahk Seon-Ghi, Shih Hsuan-Yu, Lin Chia-Ching, and Wang Pin-Yi, seamlessly integrate life and art.
Making art a part of daily life is more than a slogan; it is a mission to elevate our spiritual and artistic levels. Promoting public art is a key mission for Ever Harvest Art Gallery. We aim to build a rich art platform where artists can fully utilize their talents, bridging the gap between art and the public. This phenomenon is driven by endless vitality and a sense of responsibility. Condensing this vitality is central to Ever Harvest Art Gallery's philosophy. We continuously promote high-quality art, enrich cultural heritage, and enhance the vitality of Taiwan's art industry. We strive to align with the international art market and spark new interactions with local culture, creating an environment of universal aesthetics and providing a stage for artists to pursue excellence.
Location
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1F, No. 115, Section 4, Renai Road, Daan District, Taipei City
