A new ASPI/Asia Society Australia initiative exploring how COVID-19 is affecting Southeast Asia’s economy, politics, and external relations, and how partners can support the region’s long road to recovery.
On the Asia In-Depth podcast, Asia Society Policy Institute's Wendy Cutler provides insight into why supply chains matter — and how they’re poised to change in a post-pandemic world.
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Very few people in the world understand Washington D.C. and American politics as well as these two! On October 29, less than a week before the US presidential election, join us at ASHK for this members exclusive webcast chat
A quarter-century since Asia Society's inaugural presentation of contemporary Asian art, this panel reflects on the current playing field of artistic representation for Asian American and Asian diasporic artists in the United States.
Enjoy a socially-distanced outdoor screening of vampire comedy 'What We Do in the Shadows,' a darkly hilarious mockumentary following the nightly adventures of three out-of-date vampires in modern Wellington.
Presented in two separate online concerts, a selection of four dreamy pieces will be performed and recorded for members of Asia Society Hong Kong Center as well as all music-loving netizens.
What is global contemporary art? Two artists working with South Asian miniature and western oil painting practices discuss how historical context and cultural specificity enrich our understanding of the global contemporary.
One Saturday morning, Grandpa decides to take Emily on an extraordinary magical adventure. With the help of Wise Owl's magic sprinkles, Emily and Grandpa travel around Hong Kong like never before.
Art History is an expansive topic. Narrow that down to Asian Art history and you’ve still barely made a dent in the enormous library of artists, art movements and artistic styles that have come into being in the past 100 years
As Shinzo Abe’s reign is now over as the longest-serving Prime Minister in his country’s history, what are we to make of the current landscape and new era in Japanese politics? What type of leadership will his successor, Yoshihide Suga
Missing the days when we can travel around the world? Table for Four provides the unique experience to the members of Asia Society Hong Kong Center to travel via their palates. Participants will get to taste the specially designed menu
How has the pandemic reinforced existing challenges in Myanmar and how has it impacted the country’s economy? How will the government guarantee safe, fair, and free elections in the midst of a worsening COVID-19 crisis?
RBG is an American documentary film focusing on the life and career of RUTH BADER GINSBURG, the second female Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice after Sandra Day O'Connor. It premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival
Money Games is a compelling tale of one of the most successful buyout deals ever. Dr. Weijian Shan, celebrated author and private equity investor, gives the insider’s account as the chief architect of this deal.
John O’Loghlen, Asia Society Asia 21 Alumni and Director of Alipay in Australia shares his insights on creating opportunity amidst uncertainty and building a career in China in our latest Gen A masterclass.
Australian writer and broadcaster Benjamin Law created and co-wrote three seasons of the award-winning TV series The Family Law, based on his hilarious and heartbreaking memoir of the same name.
