Yuanshan–Qingguang, Taipei · Market performance · three evening sessions
Searching for Nagashi · Qingguang Market
Follow a game of songs, sounds and memory into the market.

Searching for Nagashi · programme visual
Wei-Yi Chen × Ssu-Han Wang × Qi-Fang Huang
Wei-Yi Chen × Ssu-Han Wang × Qi-Fang Huang / Nuit Blanche Taipei
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Follow a game of songs, sounds and memory into the market.
At Qingguang Market, Wei-Yi Chen, Ssu-Han Wang and Qi-Fang Huang begin Searching for Nagashi with a game: look for a song, a sound, a memory. The performance moves through the market’s people and sounds, asking what remains when a place changes. Its short sessions start at 19:00, 20:00 and 21:00.
Get there
Public transport
About 430 metres from Shan-Chih Hall; allow ten minutes, then locate the festival’s market-performance pin.
Sources
- Midnight Music Box · artist’s visualisation ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Tape Music · work reference ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Searching for Nagashi · programme visual ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Official performance timetable ↗ — Individual session times
- Official festival map ↗ — Artworks and performance locations
- Transport and late return ↗ — Traffic controls and limited one-way late trains
- Shuangcheng Street food stalls ↗ — Dinner neighbourhood
