The whole world is in an era of rapid technological advancement, where precious historical materials and information have gained new possibilities in preservation and sharing. The "Memories of Tomorrow—Exhibition of Achievements from the 98th Open Call for Digital Content Projects" showcases boundless potential before 9/26, featuring different thematic exhibition areas such as "Faces," "Traces," "Landscapes," and "Presence," presenting the digital achievements of various projects over the past year.
The "Taiwan Digital Archives Expansion Project" is one of the initiatives under the "National Digital Archives Program," dedicated to building and showcasing the diverse digital content of Taiwan’s culture, society, and natural environment. The "Open Call for Digital Content Projects" is also open annually to various archival institutions and public and private research organizations, systematically digitizing and utilizing materials on specific themes. Within the project, the online platform "Digital Island" hopes to present the rich tapestry of Taiwan’s local culture, biology, and natural environment through the collective participation and sharing of the public.
Rescue Center for Historic Buildings at National Pingtung University of Science and Technology. (Photo provided by National Taiwan Museum)
The "Memory of Faces" exhibition area focuses mainly on audio displays, featuring literary interviews with writers, performances of treasured musical pieces played on renowned instruments, performances of works by Hsu Tsang-Houei and Tyzen Hsiao, as well as the singing of Austronesian and Tao tribal songs, supplemented by highlights from Lee Tian-lu’s puppet shows. Through the most direct "on-site recordings," it guides the public to understand the unique features and digital achievements of each project. "Memory of Traces" takes Taiwan’s natural appearance as its theme, presenting the diversity of Taiwan’s mountains, rivers, and landscapes through specimens and documents and charts from different eras. "Memory of Landscapes" conveys the unique spatial concepts of different eras, regions, and people by comparing 3D panoramic/VR panoramic views with replicated models of architectural structures. "Memory of Presence" displays digitized images, as well as reproductions of church bulletins in vernacular script and contract documents, and even showcases a set of baseball gloves to evoke the excitement and dedication of live matches, recording the diverse foundations of political, economic, social, and religious development in different eras.
Rescuing the Last Traditional Movable Type. (Photo provided by National Taiwan Museum)
In the "Digital Island" exhibition area, works by renowned photographers, cultural and historical studios, and art creators will be introduced, using imagery to explore local life experiences. At the same time, award-winning works from the "A Hundred Trades in Focus—The 5th Digital Island Photography Competition 2010" will also be displayed, hoping to use themed photography competitions to gather content from the public on Taiwan’s mountain and ecological landscapes, social activities, architectural sights, and more, continuously revitalizing this island organically.
Official Website of "Memories of Tomorrow—Exhibition of Achievements from the 98th Open Call for Digital Content Projects": http://content.teldap.tw
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