本節目為台北國際藝術村策畫的「臺灣與拉丁美洲街頭藝術交流計畫」之一。本計畫獲文化部臺灣與拉丁美洲交流合作補助支持，與臺灣藝術家Candy Bird、張碩尹；智利藝術家Macay和Alme進行虛擬駐村、線上對談和實體展覽等方式遠端合作，關注於兩地街頭藝術，並由此切入兩地的歷史、文化、政治的發展。對談節目由李彥儀主持，以英語進行，共兩集。

在熙來攘往的戶外街頭，往往是產生事件或故事的場所。本集以《這些發生在街頭上的...》為主題，邀請兩地的藝術家Ting-Tong Chang, Alme 分享在街頭創作創所面臨的各種不確定性與挑戰，甚至是不為人知的奇聞軼事，並與文化研究背景的陳小雀教授的對話，分享她於其著作中所提及的傳奇故事與節慶文化。

This talk is part of the Taiwan and Latin America Exchange Program curated by the Taipei Artist Village and supported by the Minister of Culture Taiwan. The program focuses on the development of street art in Taiwan and Chile, and uses it as an entry point to culture, political perspectives of both virtual/physical areas. Taipei Artist Village invites Taiwanese artists Candy Bird, Ting-Tong Chang, and Chilean artists Macay and Alme to take different challenges of working remotely together on virtual residency, online talks and physical exhibition.

The hustle and bustle of the streets is usually where incidents or stories take place. The topic of this episode is “These happened on the streets…, ” and we have invited Ting-Tong Chang in Taiwan, and Alme from Chile, to share the uncertainties and challenges they have encountered while creating on the streets, as well as some obscure experiences or anecdotes. Furthermore, Ting-Tong Chang and Alme are going to have a conversation with Professor Lucia Chen Hsiao-Chuan who has a culture study background will also talk about classic folk tales and festival culture mentioned in her articles.