The subject of Urban Tribes is a portion of the urgent topic of the transnational movement of people in the era of globalization. A dilemma faced on many continents, it reveals the potential crisis in political, economic, and cultural arenas. From this wider subject, we focus in on cultural issues in the new community that has been created typically in the big city where inevitable impacts are compounded. We question whether "hybridity" is a sufficient description of the profound and ever-present opposition between remaining faithful to tradition and adapting to the circumstances of the enveloping milieu. Nowadays, the definition of "Tribe" already applies to a wider group, defined by ethnicity, national origin, language, art work subjects etc. Section one, Urban Caravan- focusing on world caravans, which is the term used for Honduran refugees, but applies more generally to all those who choose to leave their hometown looking for a better life on both the spirit and material levels. In this section, will include the art of various ethnic New York international immigrant artists. Selected artists including outstanding young talents in Taiwan, Taiwanese- American artists, and various artists of other ethnicities. This program is a multi-disciplinary project that will span different ethnic groups and tribes. Section II. Urban Reverence - a dialogue between the city motion and the conflicts and harmonies of modern indigenous peoples. The art work in this section will identify those elements from indigenous ritual and ceremony that might place an integral and holistic concern for nature at the center of environmental consideration.