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Satellite Projects
Soundtraces
An archive of Taiwan's modern sound culture, tracing its history from the 1910s to the present through a timeline that spans the music industry, underground music, sound art, and the evolution of performance spaces. The project takes "reverberation" and "noise" as epistemological models, examining the cultural characteristics and social transformations of successive eras — from Japanese colonial rule and martial law through post-martial law opening to globalisation.
Sonic Shaman Festival
A contemporary art music festival conceived by TheCube Project Space, bringing together experimental musicians, sound artists, and thinkers from across Asia with sound as a cross-boundary ritual medium. In a state of collective trance, it probes the frontiers of sonic culture and questions sound's publicness and corporeality in the age of technology.
Sound Meridians
An online curatorial project launched in 2019, researching sound cultures across Asia through field recordings, video, and historical documents to reveal how sound travels across geographic, linguistic, and political boundaries. Beginning with Taiwan, the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia, the project continues to expand to other countries across Asia.
Press
"The exhibition is both a chronicler and a platform for negotiation, capable of holding and amplifying the community's need to express its emotions and circumstances, forming the underlying social bonds and affective structure of A Better Tomorrow — rather than merely a representational frame about them."
—〈A House of Shadows — A Better Tomorrow: Working Hard’s Solo Exhibition〉，ARTalks，20260430
"Since the 1990s, the Gongguan district in Taipei has been a vibrant hub for record stores. Scaling from major chains like Rose Records and Tsubasa Records to renowned independent sanctuaries such as Space City, Jasmine Bookstore, White Wabbit Records, and Rotten Blues, it was the ultimate treasure-hunting ground for hardcore music lovers who lived through the era of physical music collecting. Recently, The Kubrick Project—an art space also nestled in Gongguan—launched "The Last CD," a solo exhibition by Tokyo-based artist Lee Han-chiang. Across shifting dimensions of time and space, the exhibition invites everyone to experience and reminisce about the glorious days of the physical record era."
—〈Lee Kan Kyo’s Solo Exhibition “The Last CD” Opens: Recreating Hundreds of Hand-Drawn CD Covers, the Former Supreme Collaborator Takes You Back to the Golden Age of Gongguan’s Record Stores〉，GQ，2026-05-28
