Xinyi, Taipei · next to Fubon Art Museum
Art Gallery in Xinyi, Taipei
Neverland Gallery is a Taiwan art gallery for contemporary art in Xinyi, Taipei, right by Fubon Art Museum. Free admission, by appointment — we will walk you through every work in person.
- 📍 No. 56, Ln. 164, Hulin St., Xinyi Dist.
- 🕐 Tue–Sat 13:00–18:00 (closed Sun, Mon & long holiday weekends · by appointment, book at least one day ahead)
- 🚇 5 min walk from MRT Yongchun Station Exit 4
- 🎟 Free admission
About Neverland Gallery
Neverland Gallery is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2023 in Xinyi, Taipei, near Fubon Art Museum, focusing on Asian and Southeast Asian contemporary art, with artists from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, the USA and Greece. Admission is free; visits are by appointment only (book at least one day ahead; no walk-ins), Tue–Sat 1–6 pm, closed Sun & Mon. 5 minutes’ walk from MRT Yongchun Station Exit 4 (Bannan Line). We offer original works and limited-edition prints, art advisory, art for spaces and curated exhibitions that change every few weeks.
Now showing
Persona Parade | Korean Artists Group Exhibition
2026.10.24–11.15
Neverland Gallery and Gallery Aile (Seoul) present Korean artists Han Seunghun, Park Nina, Yang Eunbong and YUJA — 21 works in all.
Works you can collect from this exhibition
Coming next
Pigo Lin Solo Exhibition “Pluck the Flower While It Blooms” 花開能折直接折，莫待無花空折汁
2026.11.21 – 12.06Contains adult themes, 18+ only.
Opening details and booking will be announced soon — add us on LINE to hear first.
Visits, events & services
Guided private viewing
Free. We introduce each work, the artist and the story behind it.
Group visits
Free, up to 40 people per visit — for collectors, companies and small groups (no private hire of the gallery).
Openings & artist events
The Persona Parade opening reception was held on Sat 24 Oct. Upcoming events are announced on LINE and Instagram.
Art for spaces & companies →｜Interior designer partners →｜Collector services →
Read before you visit
3D virtual gallery & free try-on
Can’t make it in person? Walk through the 3D virtual exhibition first, then use our free try-on tool to place a work on your own living-room wall and check its size and feel.
Start collecting by budget
Every original is one of a kind; limited-edition prints are a lovely first piece or gift. Save works you like to your collection list.
Getting here & opening hours
- Address
- No. 56, Ln. 164, Hulin St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei 110 (near Fubon Art Museum)
- Opening hours
- Tue–Sat 13:00–18:00 · closed Sun, Mon & long holiday weekends · by appointment only, no walk-ins — please book at least one day ahead · free admission
- MRT
- MRT Yongchun Station Exit 4 — turn right, about 5 minutes on foot. There is parking nearby.
- Contact
- Email art@neverland.gallery｜LINE @neverland.gallery
FAQ
Which contemporary art galleries in Xinyi, Taipei can I visit for free? Where is Neverland Gallery?
Neverland Gallery is at No. 56, Ln. 164, Hulin St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei (near Fubon Art Museum), about 5 minutes on foot from MRT Yongchun Station Exit 4 (turn right). There is parking nearby. Admission is free; we are open Tue–Sat 13:00–18:00 by appointment, closed Sun, Mon and long holiday weekends.
Do I need to book to visit Neverland Gallery? How do I book?
Yes. Neverland Gallery is by appointment only and does not accept same-day walk-ins. Please book at least one day ahead at https://www.neverland.gallery/en/pages/booking or via LINE @neverland.gallery. We are open Tue–Sat 13:00–18:00 and admission is free. Groups of up to 40 people are welcome (the gallery is not available for private hire). Someone will be there to introduce the works.
What is on at Neverland Gallery now?
From 24 Oct to 15 Nov 2026 we are showing Persona Parade — Korean Artists Group Exhibition, with Gallery Aile (Seoul): 21 works by Han Seunghun, Park Nina, Yang Eunbong and YUJA. Next is a solo exhibition by Pigo Lin (21 Nov – 6 Dec 2026; contains adult themes, 18+ only).
I know nothing about art — can I still visit? How do I start collecting?
Of course. Start with what you like: browse works under NT$20,000, NT$20,000–60,000 or over NT$60,000, or begin with a limited-edition print.
Can I see how a work would look in my home first?
Yes. Our free online try-on tool https://www.neverland.gallery/en/pages/try-on?tab=gallery places a work in the gallery or on a photo of your own wall; in the gallery we can also help compare sizes and hanging options.
I can’t come in person — can I see the exhibition online?
Yes. Every exhibition has a 3D virtual exhibition, for example https://www.neverland.gallery/en/pages/persona-parade-3d.
Can I hire the gallery privately or book a group visit? Is there a fee?
Neverland Gallery is not available for private hire. Group visits can be booked free of charge, up to 40 people per visit; please book at least one day ahead via art@neverland.gallery or LINE @neverland.gallery. Companies, art for spaces and interior designers are also welcome to email us.
Does a work I collect come with a certificate?
Yes. Every work you collect from Neverland Gallery comes with a certificate of authenticity. Original works come with the artist’s signature or a gallery certificate; limited-edition prints are signed by the artist, numbered and embossed with an anti-counterfeit seal.
Can I pay in instalments?
Instalment payments can be discussed for some works. Please ask us via LINE @neverland.gallery or email art@neverland.gallery.
Do you ship within Taiwan and overseas?
Within Taiwan’s main island we arrange professional home delivery, or you can pick the work up at the gallery by appointment. For outlying islands and international shipping, please contact us first by LINE @neverland.gallery or email art@neverland.gallery — we will quote based on the work’s size and destination. Large or high-value works can be delivered by our team or by a fine-art shipping company (quoted separately). See our shipping policy: https://www.neverland.gallery/en/policies/shipping-policy
Is there parking near Neverland Gallery?
Yes, there is parking near the gallery. By MRT, take Exit 4 of Yongchun Station — about 5 minutes on foot.
Want to see the brushwork and colour up close? Book an afternoon and take your time with the art in Xinyi.