CAT, TNUA

About Center for Art and Technology, TNUA

The age of the integration of art and technology has arrived and it has become an important trend for contemporary culture. In keeping with this global trend, the Taipei National University of the Arts (TNUA) set up the first Research Center for Technological Art in Taiwan in 1992. In order to expand the scope of its research and development, it was renamed the Center for Art and Technology in 2006. It plays a major role in developing and integrating the fields of art and technology in Taiwan and establishing links with international institutions.

Various laboratories have been established under this center (including the Trans-Sonic Lab., the Trans-Disciplinary Media Lab., the Ultra-Communication Vision Lab. and the Tangible Interface Lab.). In addition to actively promoting the advanced research and application of digital technology in the art field in Taiwan, its main objectives are to support technological art exhibitions and events, establish links with other platforms and promote the research and creation of Taiwanese technological art. As an important feature of the TNUA, this center attempts to promote the comprehensive interdisciplinary development of the merging of art and technology and create new possibilities for a “future art”.



Executor: Center for Art and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts
Artistic Director: Jun-Jieh Wang
Program Producer: Tran-Sonic Lab., Center for Art and Technology
Production Manager: Bibi Lin
Program Coordinator: Tzu-Miao Ko
Administrative Assistant: Ya-Lan Lo, Yi-Ya Chen
Stage Director: Chu-Huei Lee
Lighting Designer: Ting-Chung Chang
Technical Executive: Jason Ju, Jerry Chiang
Graphic Designer: Guan-Ming Lin