Boom! Equal Access
Curator｜WANG Han-Fang
Boom! Equal Access extends from Boom! in Taiwan, a project initiated by the Goethe-Institut Taipei, Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB), and Berlin-based Tactical Tech, in collaboration with local intergenerational learning platform Medium Well (七分熟).
Focusing on the experiences of seniors aged 65 and above, the exhibition explores how they navigate a rapidly digitalizing world—where they are among the most active internet users, yet often left behind by the speed of technological change.
Through art, design, workshops, and public engagement, Boom! Equal Access examines how individuals can participate, understand, and be heard in a society shaped by information technology. The exhibition turns the space into a temporary “public living room,” inviting audiences to experience the flow of information, listen to digital stories, and reflect on the logic behind data and trust.
By using art as a space for dialogue across generations and backgrounds, Boom! Equal Access reimagines the “digital” not just as technology, but as something deeply connected to our everyday and social lives.
Project Partners｜
Tactical Tech
Tactical Tech is a creative international non-profit developing and sharing insights, tools and experiences that build the capacity of communities worldwide to navigate and shape our collective social, political and environmental futures in the context of digital transformation: Creating interventions for a digitally resilient society. https://tacticaltech.org/
Medium Well: Creative Ageing Development Platform
Medium Well is dedicated to developing a forward-thinking approach to the super-aged society — “Creative Ageing.” Through various creative models and media, the platform accompanies people of all ages to design their own “Creative Ageing Growth Plans.” Integrating psychology, gerontology, and neuroaesthetics, Medium Well practices concepts such as Creative Health, Social Prescribing, and Service Design. Since its founding in 2015, it has initiated over a thousand cross-disciplinary courses, lectures, workshops, and reading groups under the framework of Creative Ageing.
▌ Exhibition Details
Exhibition Period：15th November - 17th December, 2025
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00–18:00; closed on Mondays.
Exhibition Venue: Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB), CREATORS'Space R103 Rehearsal Room, Corner Square
▌Events
Opening Reception & Guided Tour: November 16, 2025 (Sunday), 14:00–16:00
"AI or not AI" Workshop: November 15, 2025 (Saturday), 14:00–16:00
Workshop Instructor: Marek TUSZYNSKI ( Tactical Tech)
Workshop Registration Link: Accupass
※ All exhibition-related activities will be conducted in English with Mandarine translation.
Team for the Preliminary Workshops｜
Workshop Instructors
Kate CHOU, HUANG Shin-Yi, HUANG Hsiang-Ling
Workshop Participants(in aphabetical order)
CHANG Huan-chong, CHEN Hsuan-yue, CHEN Yuan,CHENG Shu-fen,CHOU Chu-fen,DING Su-chen,HSIEH Cheng-sen, LAI Rui-shu,LEE An,LEE Hsi-ling, LEE Li-yi, LEE Angel, LEE Hsiao-rong, LIN Cai-yun,LIN Liang-kuei, LIU May, LIU Chi-yan,SHAO Hsiong-chi,SHEN Anli, TSAI Hsiu-yuan,WONG Ka-ying, YEH Mei-ling
Project Team |
Project Director: WU Darkuen, Theresa HÜMMER
Project Administration: Cindy LIN,Jenny CHEN
Graphic & Visual Design: CHEN Wan-Chi
Exhibition Display Design: Che YEN
Exhibition Installation: INTERØRIENT.Design Co., Ltd.
Artwork Production Cooperation: CHANG Yen-Tsu
Translation: Paul HOU
Event Still Documentation: David CHEN
Documentation: WANG Yi-Ching
Organizers｜
Goethe-Institut Taipei, Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB)