TACC Post Activity Report (March 3, 2002): The TACC calligraphy class is currently presenting their work at the TACC gallery this month. On Sunday, March 3, 2002, the class held a reception for the opening of the exhibition. Many people attended the event and showed their support to the class. While enjoying some teatime snacks prepared by the calligraphy class members, the guests and the class were also having a good time discussing the poetry and the different scripts. The most attention-grabbing work is the one written by Mr. Chiu-Shan Chen, who wrote a poem using his wife and his first names (image 1). The work certainly makes everyone envy and jealous. Grace Lo and Stella Ting also use the brush painting to portray the beauty of calligraphy. Sue Lin, Catherine Shih, Anna Chen, Judy Chang, Frank Sun, Fang-Lian Yang and Phoebe Shen also show their calligraphy works. Other works also include the poems from the Tang dynasty (A.D. 618-907) and Taiwanese proverbs. Calligraphy has been one of the most significant Asian arts recognized by the world. Writing with brush is the best way to present the beauty of Chinese characters. The calligraphy class is one of the many classes provided by TACC to offer the community a chance to learn about Asian culture. The exhibition will last until March 31, 2002. TACC and the calligraphy class welcome everyone to come by and have a look at their hard work.