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Yancheng, Kaohsiung · Artist-organized space

New Sin Pin Pier

Founded in 1997, it lost its Dayong Road rooms in 2026, moved to Daren Road, and kept programming.

The characters 勝利 fill an orange field above a figure and floral forms.

Wang Wu, work in Self-Grown

Wang Wu · 2026

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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The former Dayong Road rooms held nearly thirty years of memory; the Daren Road space lets the same community keep exhibiting, working, and meeting.

New Sin Pin Pier grew through artist organization, southern autonomy, and a long exhibition network. It said farewell to Dayong Road in January 2026 and reopened at No. 146 Daren Road in March.

The Daren Road address keeps the programme running, while the scale, neighborhood memory, and accidental encounters of the former rooms have to be built again.

A close view of dark green long-pile textile crossed by rust-colored embroidered lines like forest terrain.

Walk into the Landscape — exhibition image

Chuang Meng-wen · 2026 · Digital embroidery on long-pile textile; exhibition image

Exhibition image for Chuang Meng-wen's Walk into the Landscape, published by New Sin Pin Pier.

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A pink and violet human body stretches and distorts from a chair against colliding blue and yellow brushwork.

Body Distortion, Fabrication & Interpretation — exhibition image

Kang Hui-fang · 2026 · Painting; exhibition image

Exhibition image for Kang Hui-fang's Body Distortion, Fabrication & Interpretation, published by New Sin Pin Pier.

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A tall black-and-white mountain field with a seated Buddhist figure at its base.

Wang Wu, work in Self-Grown

Wang Wu · 2026

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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An elder holds a dish; a small oval portrait appears inside the print, and a folded white object projects from the wall beside it.

Wang Wu, work in Self-Grown

Wang Wu · 2026

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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A fish crosses two dense fields of carved waves.

Wang Wu, work in Self-Grown

Wang Wu · 2026

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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Five framed works on the first-floor wall at New Sin Pin Pier.

Wang Wu, Self-Grown, installation view

Wang Wu · 2026

Image: New Sin Pin Pier. Original source: the current exhibition highlight.

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Get there

Public transport

Take the Kaohsiung MRT to Yanchengpu Station, then walk about 265 metres west-northwest along Daren Road, roughly four minutes. The exhibition is on the first floor.

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