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New York Harbor will be experiencing planned closures on Monday, September 21, and Tuesday, September 22, 2026. As a result, Governors Island ferry service may experience delays or cancellations between 3-4:30PM on Monday, September 21, and 8:30-9:30PM on Tuesday, September 22. Times are subject to change, and we apologize for any inconvenience.

New York Harbor will be experiencing planned closures on Monday, September 21, and Tuesday, September 22, 2026. As a result, Governors Island ferry service may experience delays or cancellations between 3-4:30PM on Monday, September 21, and 8:30-9:30PM on Tuesday, September 22. Times are subject to change, and we apologize for any inconvenience.

Luchia Meihua Lee

Through November 2
11AM-5PM
Nolan Park - Nolan Park - Building 17

The Tai­wanese Amer­i­can Arts Coun­cil fos­ters aware­ness of Tai­wanese Amer­i­can art and encour­ages dia­logue on artis­tic issues with­in the broad­er com­mu­ni­ty in the Unit­ed States by:

  • Coor­di­nat­ing, spon­sor­ing, and pre­sent­ing high-qual­i­ty pro­grams in all dis­ci­plines of art, and encour­ag­ing cross cul­tur­al exchange between artists from Tai­wan and artists in North Amer­i­ca of var­i­ous eth­nic­i­ties by enabling them to exhib­it, per­form, pub­lish, and pro­duce their work in the Unit­ed States.
  • Iden­ti­fy­ing and grant­i­ng finan­cial assis­tance to deserv­ing Tai­wanese-Amer­i­can artists and orga­ni­za­tions and assist­ing them in form­ing a net­work for shar­ing infor­ma­tion, resources and funding.
  • Build­ing aware­ness and appre­ci­a­tion of Tai­wanese art in North Amer­i­ca by pro­mot­ing indi­vid­ual artists and by forg­ing alliances with oth­er cul­tur­al and art organizations.
  • Encour­ag­ing schol­ar­ship in the arts by com­mis­sion­ing aca­d­e­m­ic essays out­lin­ing artis­tic sig­nif­i­cance, and pub­lish­ing cat­a­logs, books, and adver­tis­ing mate­r­i­al to bring Tai­wanese Amer­i­can art to the atten­tion of the broad­er inter­na­tion­al community.

Cur­rent­ly On View

ISLAND REV­ER­ENCE – Art, Ecol­o­gy, and Com­mu­ni­ty | May 16-Novem­ber 1
Island Rev­er­ence – Art, Ecol­o­gy, and Com­mu­ni­ty
is a 2026 exhi­bi­tion and pub­lic art pro­gram explor­ing rela­tion­ships between art, nature, human­i­ty, ecol­o­gy, his­to­ry, and com­mu­ni­ty. Through exhi­bi­tions, per­for­mances, artist res­i­den­cies, work­shops, and spe­cial projects, the pro­gram approach­es the island as a liv­ing cul­tur­al and eco­log­i­cal land­scape shaped by envi­ron­men­tal change and pub­lic inter­ac­tion, and invit­ed vis­i­tors to reflect on place, belong­ing, envi­ron­men­tal change, and coex­is­tence. Par­tic­i­pat­ing artists work across paint­ing, sculp­ture, fiber art, instal­la­tion, pho­tog­ra­phy, music, sound, and per­for­mance, cre­at­ing dia­logues between nature, artis­tic prac­tice, and col­lec­tive experience.

August Solo Exhi­bi­tions Include:

  • Memen­to Mori: Star­ry Night from Six Feet Under by Ming-Jer Kuo
  • Botan­i­cal Think­ing by Chung-Ying Hou
  • Island is Land by Lin Yi-Chi

Par­tic­i­pat­ing artists include: Chung-Ying Hou, Ming-Jer Kuo, Chih-Hui Chuang, Eun Young Choi, Andrea Coro­nil, Paul Chen, Nina Edwards, Dena Paige Fis­ch­er, Julia Hsia, Bipasha Hay­at, Nikoli­na Kovalenko, Kyunglim Lee, Dan­ny Ama­zonas Liu, Yi-Chi Lin, Wildri­ana Pauli­no, I‑Chin Sung, Jere­mi­ah Teipen, Chia-Che Tsou, Scott Van­der­voort, Sarah Walko, Ricar­do Woo, YuYu Demi Chen, Christi­na Ander­sen, and Chin-Chih Yang.

Click here for com­plete exhi­bi­tion details.

Getting to Nolan Park
3 Minutes from Soissons Landing 7 Minutes from Yankee Pier
1 Minutes from Soissons Landing 5 Minutes from Yankee Pier
Through November 2
11AM-5PM
Nolan Park - Nolan Park - Building 17