島嶼未來料理教室
Future Formosa Culinary Lab

2023 年底，國立臺灣歷史博物館（以下簡稱臺史博）在 Facebook 上推出了《島嶼庫客 Islands Cooker — 微波食光機》烹飪主題短片系列，帶領觀眾們探索臺灣飲食文化的豐富樣貌。
2024 年，臺史博推出《島嶼未來料理教室》NFT 設計工作坊，延續民眾們對臺史博的好奇心，進一步延伸臺史博藉數位創新與推測設計，促進臺灣原生飲食記憶多元觀點、提升民眾思考的意圖。
工作坊將邀請從事飲食、數位跨域的創作者和民眾們親身參與，透過一系列的引導、想像、對話挖掘銘刻身體內的飲食記憶，並將其轉化為立體多維度的記憶食譜 NFT；多媒體圖文內容除了將被典藏到國家文化記憶庫外，NFT 將成為線上圍爐儀式的交流以及贈藏媒介，提供民眾對飲食文化歷史的未來想像。
At the end of 2023, the National Museum of Taiwan History (NMTTH) launched a cooking-themed short video series on Facebook titled “Islands Cooker — Microwave Time Machine,” leading viewers to explore the rich diversity of Taiwanese culinary culture.
In 2024, NMTTH introduced the Future Formosa Culinary Lab” NFT Design Workshop, continuing to spark public curiosity. This initiative extends NMTTH’s digital innovation and speculative design efforts to promote diverse perspectives on Taiwan’s native culinary memories and enhance public thinking.
The workshop will invite creators engaged in culinary and digital interdisciplinary work, along with the public, to participate in guided sessions, imagination exercises, and dialogues to uncover and transform deeply ingrained culinary memories into multidimensional memory recipe NFTs. In addition to being archived in the National Cultural Memory Database, these multimedia NFT creations will serve as mediums for exchange and gifting during online gathering rituals, offering the public future visions of culinary culture history.

「飛地書店」由來自香港的媒體人張潔平所創辦，這兩年來，飛地見證了許多作者與讀者抱著共同的關懷，單純因為「讀」這件事展開深入的交流，走進彼此的世界。現在，飛地與畸零地即將攜手舉辦第一屆「野生讀者節」，和每位讀者一起連結閱讀與自身和生命的相關性！
讀者是書店和書業的立足之本，但這個角色不僅止於此。在現今社群媒體中，這是一個作者比讀者多的年代。想要表達意見，表達自己的人，遠比想要聆聽故事，聆聽別人的人更多。也可以說，在這樣的環境裡，一個人大多數時候必須要不停對外表達、即時回應，有時間和空間聽、讀、思考，反而是越來越奢侈的事。但先是一個好讀者，才有可能成為一個好作者。
正因如此，「野生讀者節」應運而生！
” Nowhere,” founded by Hong Kong media professional Zhang Jieping, has spent the past two years fostering deep exchanges between authors and readers through the simple act of reading. Now, in collaboration with Jilingdi, it will host the first “Wild Readers Festival,” aiming to connect reading with personal life.
In today’s social media age, where expressing opinions often outweighs listening and reading, finding time to read and think has become a luxury. However, being a good reader is essential to becoming a good author. This understanding led to the creation of the “Wild Readers Festival.”

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