In keeping with social distancing, Urban Reverence, Part II of Urban Tribes, has been postponed until further notice. We at TAAC send you love and hope that we all keep safe in this difficult time.
2020 Urban Reverence, New York  
The phenomenon of migrants forming an international cross-cultural "urban tribe" is one of the urgent topic in the 21st century. Analyzed historically in the context of the planet and symbiosis, this involves the survival of human beings and maintenance of balance among various living things. The discourse thus moves to valuing human nature, preservation of multiple cultures, the environment, and the new multi-faceted unity. Potential political, economic, and cultural crises can only be averted by an emphasis on the diversity of life that promotes interactive relationships. 
Image: courtesy by artist Yen-Hua Lee
[image: courtesy by artist Diana Heise
2020 Urban Reverence Participating artists
Herberto Turizzo Anaya, Reinhard Blank, Stephanie Cheung/Chengwen Lin,
Dennis Redmoon Hakeem, Sarah Haviland, Diana Heise, Hiroshi Jashiki, Alexander Khimushin,
Walis LaBai (Dingwu Wu吳鼎武), Catherine Lan (藍巧茹), Lee Wei (李瑋), Yen-hua Lee (李燕華),
ShihPao Lin (林世寳), Eleng Luluan (安聖惠), J. Maya Luz, Rosalia Mowgli, Sarah Walko,
Chin Chih Yang (楊金池), Yeh Fang (葉方)
Curatorial team：
Chief Curator: L uchia Meihua Lee, Executive Director, TAAC
Co-curators: Jennifer Pliego, Director of Special Programs and Head of the House of Art, El Taller Art Center, NYC
Sarah Walko, Curator, Director of Education & Community Engagement, Visual Art Center of New Jersey

Venue and dates: (TBA)
New York Foundation for the Arts, TAAC Tribeca Gallery, El Taller Latino Americano, QCC Art Gallery/CUNY, Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
image:
(above-courtesy by artist Eleng Luluen)
(below- courtesy by artist Walis LaBai (Dingwu Wu)
image: Courtesy by artist Alexander Khimushin
image: Courtesy by artist Dennis Redmoon Hakeem
Urban Tribes都會部落 2019-2021
2019 Urban Caravan, New York
2020 Urban Reverence, New York
2021 Urban Divergence, Taipei

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" People talking without speaking. People hearing without listening "- Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge over Troubled Water (from The Concert in Central Park) -- Written in February 1964 by Paul Simon
Music of a foreign guest to Taiwan. It is nice music, and even better is the beautiful landscape and all the people and places he visited.
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