Enjoy a gallery of trippy Instagram images from Asia Society Museum's "Three-Camera Participation/Participation TV," part of the exhibition "Nam June Paik: Becoming Robot."
Two people in a boat stare at the city skyline in Cambodia on December 16, 2014. (ManJia Li/Flickr)
Appearing on CNBC’s “Closing Bell,” the incoming President of the Asia Society Policy Institute said North Korea’s alleged cyber-attack on Sony Pictures should prompt “a global learning exercise” about cybersecurity.
Please join us for a look back at 2014 with this photo gallery, capturing the range of beauty and connection that happens every day at Asia Society across the globe.
Ahmad Nader Nadery, Director of the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, a leading think tank in Afghanistan, spoke about the political and security situation in Afghanistan as well as key issues and priorities for the country in 2015.
In a freewheeling discussion, four informed figures offered thoughts on Modi's India, Xi Jinping's China, Kim Jong Un's North Korea, and much more.
Vibrant red maple leaves blanket a gravel path in Kyoto, Japan on December 16, 2014. (Terao Kaionin/Flickr)
Jeffrey Kupfer, Bernard Schwartz Fellow with the Asia Society Policy Institute, looks at the strategic possibilities for Israel’s new domestic supplies of natural gas.
A man rows his boat beneath an empty fishing net hung in the air from some poles in Kerala, India on December 5, 2014. (L0bit0/Flickr)
Looking back at the predictions he made a year ago for Asia's 2014, Asia Society's Tom Nagorski assesses his ratio of hits to misses.