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Wang Jian: Four Movements by Bach
7 May
In Hong Kong, a master musician treats audience to short works for cello.
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A Musical Encounter with Wang Jian
6 May
Wang talked about his passion for music, memories meeting Isaac Stern, journey to international prominence, and performed four short music pieces.
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Dictionary of Hong Kong Biography Offers New Perspectives on City's Past
25 April
525 short biographies demonstrate both the diversity of the city's populace and the intricate connections among them.
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Rawi Hage and Madeleine Thien: The 'Mad, Mysterious' Life of Writing
23 April
Rawi Hage and Madeleine Thien see writing as a mad person's craft, but admit that injustice is one of their prime motivations for their work.
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Christine Choy’s 'No Fifth Grade'
17 April
Filmmaker makes documentaries because she wants "to give a voice to people who don't have a voice."
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Life and Buddhism: Secrets of the Heart
13 April
Venerable Sik Hin Hung offers an enlightening discussion of his personal views on Buddhism.
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Frank Newman: Six 'Myths' Holding Back the US Economy
12 April
Contrary to popular wisdom, Asian nations are not bankrolling the United States, says top banking official.
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Touring Asia Society Hong Kong Center
28 March
Organizations, groups, and students have been invited for a heritage and gallery tour in ASHKC.
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Jansen Chan: A Passion for Architecture and Desserts
26 March
A background studying architecture underlies Pastry Chef Jansen Chan's extraordinary confections.
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Peter Sands Urges Asia to Step Onto World Stage
23 March
Top banker says 'louder, clearer' voice from region's leaders must accompany the shift in the center of gravity from East to West.
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