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Rooted in Taiwan's 1990s visual art and experimental theater, C-LAB's major exhibition Re: Play explores contemporary corporeal expressions through live art. Curated by CHUANG Wei-Tzu, WANG Po-Wei, and River LIN, the exhibition brings together 16 artists to examine bodies disciplined, neglected, or requisitioned by state and neoliberal structures. Through performative language, movement, and field structures, the project investigates sensory states across three distinct sections: Archive on Live, The Display on Live, and Performance Process. Together, these components offer a multifaceted exploration of archives, narratives, spaces, and the body.

FUTURE VISION LAB 的實驗內容將涉及超高解析度的影像創作與開放展示平台，全沈浸式影音體驗空間，人工智慧與影像生成，衍生藝術與高速運算平台，打造未來視覺的實驗創新視野。

「Lab Kill Lab」計畫提出了一個實驗室概念，讓一個定義明確的實驗室可隨時間推展而進行更新、取代、替換、再生和隱退。「Lab Kill Lab」以為期七天的工作站陣營形式，集結不尋同的藝術家, 並結合當地深耕的運動者、文化工作者、科學實驗室和農業生物實驗室等進行集體合作。透過跨領域合作，「Lab Kill Lab」可瞬失、也可持久，以其持續突變與永未完成狀態，進行概念、提案或計畫的播種、孵化以及孕育。

空總臺灣當代文化實驗場（C-LAB）2020年重點發展軸線之一為建立科技媒體實驗群，將著重於實驗創新與社會鏈結，並陸續成立各類型科技媒體實驗室，以跨域、共創、協作方式，聯合推動文化與科技的實驗計畫。

Organized by TheCube Project Space and C-LAB, the 2020 Praxis School explores human desire for immortality under the theme Immortal Body. Building on past discussions of modern life and technology, the series examines how medical knowledge shapes human experiences of life and death, touching on themes like digital replacement, cyborgs, and life-sustaining wizardry. Featuring lectures by scholars across science history, palliative care, and medicine, the program also hosts two lectures titled Gaia, Technology, and Extinction in connection with the 2020 Taipei Biennial curated by Bruno Latour and Martin Guinard.

Centered on "games" and "gathering," C-LAB's Play Arts Festival transforms the former Air Force Command Headquarters into a friendly, vibrant space for accessible performing arts. For its third edition, themed "eye-to-eye/transformation," the festival extends from indoor spaces to outdoor park areas following the removal of C-LAB's outer walls. Through interactive exhibitions, workshops, and experimental performances, the event supports emerging creators and invites audiences to observe, participate in, and co-create a unique artistic landscape.

Initiated by TheCube Project Space in 2016, Praxis School is an annual lecture and workshop series. Extending its 2018 theme on technology and modern life, the 2019 edition explores "medical care and healing." The program examines how cultural concepts of illness, health, and cleanliness—alongside medical technologies—shape physical, mental, and social experiences. Featuring historian Li Shang-Jen, researcher Tsai Yu-Yueh, and artists Yang Yu-Chiao and Chen Yin-Ju, the series offers multidisciplinary perspectives ranging from Western medicine and indigenous lifestyles to folk medicine and shamanic healing.

Tiɑngong Kɑiwu (The Exploitation of the Works of Nature): Modern Life and the History of  Technology is the theme that runs through the 2018 Praxis School Lecture Series, with special foci on the relations between humanity and objects as well as their history, and the best way for us to react accordingly. The lecture series spans a period from August 2018 to March 2019 with a total of 12 sessions, and 9 among them are offered in collaboration with the Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (formerly known as the Taiwan Air Force Innovation Base). We’re honored to have a star-studded line-up of lecturers this year, including Huang Sun-Quan, Li Shang-Jen, Liu Yan, Hsieh Ying-Chun, Manray Hsu, Hung Kuang-Chi and Li Shih-Chieh.