【Curator’s Tour by Hsu Fang-Tze】
How can sound serve as an invisible force to cross borders and shape our subjectivity? In today’s world of ongoing crises and shifting geopolitical landscapes, how do we find our footing again through the simple act of "listening"?
Join us for a special tour with curator Hsu Fang-Tze as she introduces the core themes of "Attunement: Contemporary Politics between Mindscape and Soundscape". Focusing on three key elements—water, air, and earth—the tour explores how 13 artists employ Chinese ink scroll paintings, bioelectrodes, and historical sound archives to reveal the issues of environmental justice, border wars, and social governance hidden behind the sounds.

【About Curator】
Hsu Fang-Tze, who holds a PhD in Cultural Studies from the National University of Singapore, is currently a Curator and the Head of Interpretation & Publishing at the Singapore Art Museum. Previously, she taught in the Department of Communications and New Media at the National University of Singapore (NUS). Hsu has been honoured with the President's Fellowship and the FASS Promising Scholar Award at NUS. Her research interests include the development of acoustic modernity, Cold War aesthetics, memory studies, the philosophy of technology, and the integration of artistic practices into everyday life. Her recent curatorial projects include Singapore Biennale 2025: Pure Intention" (2025-2026), Lost & Found at the Singapore Art Museum (2024-2026), Art Histories of a Forever War: Modernism between Space and Home at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (2021-2022), Fistful of Colours: Moments of Chinese Cosmopolitanism (2021-2022), and Wishful Images: When Microhistories Take Form at the National University of Singapore Museum (2020). Hsu's recent academic publications have been included in Performing Homescapes (2025) from Springer, The New Television: Video After Television (2024) from No Place Press, and the journal "Cultural Politics" (2023) published by Duke University Press.

【Important Information】
Cost: The tour is free, but prior registration is required.
Admission: Tickets must be purchased following museum regulations. Visitors must comply with the museum's baggage storage policy.
Check-in Time: July 4, 2026 (Saturday), 13:30–13:55. Late arrivals will not be accommodated.
Meeting Point: Entrance of Exhibition Room  3A, 3F, Taipei Fine Arts Museum.
Language: Only provide Chinese.
Tour Headset: A deposit of either an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) or NT$1,000 in cash is required to borrow a tour headset. Please prepare the necessary documents or cash in advance.