Ai Weiwei's most famous installation is on view in North America for the first time at Mary Boone Gallery in New York City.
A robotic statue of Confucius jolts violently in a steel cage as part of an exhibit at the Rockbund Art Museum in Shanghai.
In the Asia-Pacific region, large-scale migration continues to be an upwardly trending phenomenon and, sadly, migrant vulnerability and exploitation is glaringly apparent, writes Andrew Billo.
Activists from the ruling Pakistan's Peoples Party air lanterns on the fourth anniversary of slain former Premier Benazir Bhutto's death in Islamabad on December 27, 2011.
Social media has been the single most important platform for the silent Pakistani majority to share its rejection of terrorism, writes Ayesha Haroon.
Many outside North Korea are restless and ambitious to push for change according to their own agendas, writes Katharine H.S. Moon.
Credit is tightening, economic growth is moderating, and property prices are finally falling, yet Asia remains one of the few true growth regions of the world, writes Sheridan Prasso.
A severe gender imbalance will leave 40 million Chinese men without a bride, writes Alexandra Harney.