本節目起點是「群島資料庫」與打開—當代2018年合作的《邊境旅行》展覽中，以228和平紀念公園（即「新公園」，1935年總督府舉辦的始政四十年臺灣博覽會第二會場）為歷史語境的聲音導覽，原包含收音機版與實體導覽版。在新媒介環境裡，「群島資料庫」將以「南洋放送局」之名義，重探聲音的技術媒介與東南亞、乃至全球南方交會的可能空間，並每月不定時透過雙語交錯錄製服務不同語系聽眾。
Originated from the “Nanyang Radio Station: An Audio Guide for 228 Peace Memorial Park” during Petamu Project in 2018, both as a radio installation & an audio tour. While encountered in the digitalized media milieu, Nusantara Archive will explore the potential space of the intersection between this audio technical media & the historical context of Southeast Asia or Global South monthly. (Ch/En)
A Field Guide to Getting Lost in the Southern Universe: Keelung Diaries
A Field Guide to Getting Lost in the Southern Universe project is supported by Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab. The third episode of A Field Guide to Getting Lost in the Southern Universe is scripted and recorded based on Keelung Diaries written by the collaborative researcher of the project, Liew Zhou Hau (Malaysia). Adopting a first-person perspective, he visits this harbour city located in the south of the Japanese Empire, and reviews its encounters with human and non-human histories, thus creating a travelogue informed by a planetary vision (and the sonic narrative extended from the writing). Combining archive, image, and text, he explores travel beyond the human, in order to generate environmental connections beyond resource extraction. Liew Zhou Hau is now an assistant professor at the International PhD Program in Taiwan and Transcultural Studies, National Chung Hsing University.
Voiceover: (English) John Stephenson, Cheung Han, Candice Jee; Script: Liew Zhou Hau; Recording/ Sound effect: Feng Chih-ming.
12 Nov 2022
A Field Guide to Getting Lost in the Southern Universe: The Southern Universe Archives
A Field Guide to Getting Lost in the Southern Universe project is supported by Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab. This project aims to create a fictional Field Guide in the form of radio drama by integrating writings of western explorers in the 19th and early 20th century who “discovered” colonies, science fiction texts (e.g., radio drama The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), first-person writings such as travelogues or reports, and particular economic landscapes during the colonial periods of Taiwan and Malaya. Aside from reading literature and images, study groups, and interviews, four podcast episodes of interviews and the Field Guide will be broadcasted during the residency at C-LAB. (Keywords: Southeast Asia, Ecocolonialisation, Plantation, Opium, Harbour, Sandbox).
The first and the second episodes are respectively titled The Southern Universe Archives (conducted in English) and 南方宇宙檔案館 (conducted in Mandarin). With the guided English / Mandarin tour of the fictional "Archives'', as well as the real colonial archives in the Southern Sphere, the audience may go through the Exposition, harbor, monopoly, coal mine, and the rest material or non material documents in the colonies, and feel like walking through the scenes of the Southern Universe.
Voiceover: (English) John Stephenson, Cheung Han, Candice Jee; Script: Rikey Tenn. Recording/ Sound effect: Feng Chih-ming.
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