In the lead up to the opening of Part 2 of the Triennial, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
Like many in our global community, Asia Society faces significant financial impact due to the coronavirus crisis. Please consider supporting our work with a donation.
A new ASPI report shows that a majority of American voters sees climate change as the most important issue for the U.S. and China to cooperate on — more so than tackling COVID-19.
Join us for a special virtual reading of The Seed of Compassion. The book will highlight lessons from the life and teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The reading will be followed by a meditation session for children.
In partnership with Manila House, featuring a panel of Asian-Americans, we will talk about the increasingly alarming discrimination and violence against the Asian and Asian-American communities today.
Gen (ret.) In-Bum Chun, former commander of the Special Warfare Command
Dr. Andrei Lankov, director of Korea Risk Group and professor at Kookmin University
Jae Chong, producer, artist and APAC Music Industry Executive
Tamar Herman, Senior Culture Reporter at South China Morning Post
Youngdae Kim, music critic and ethnomusicologist
Bernie Cho, President of DFSB Kollective
PUBLIC We warmly invite you to join Frances Adamson, Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for this special Leaders on Asia Address, live from Melbourne.
Interdisciplinary artist anGie seah premieres a striking performance filmed in the Guan Huat Dragon Kiln in Singapore, one of the few historical brick-built kilns left in Asia.
PUBLIC Join our panel of experts, dialling in from across the region, as they review Biden’s first few months as President and round up reactions from Asia.
PUBLIC Join our panel of experts, dialling in from across the region, as they review Biden’s first few months as President and round up reactions from Asia.
In this cocktail edition of Art over Lunch, Bergos' Aurelia Rauch will talk to Asia Society Triennial Co-Curator Michelle Yun and Art Critic and NY Magazine Editor-at-Large Carl Swanson about their perspectives and the Triennial.
Join us for Front Lawn Film Nights, a series of Asian and Asian American films screened outdoors on our festival lawn! 'Enter the Dragon' screens on Friday, April 16.
Join us to experience the sound and vibrations generated from the Tibetan singing bowls to give calm your mind and balancing your energies. After the session, you will feel refreshed and rejuvenated and ready to enjoy the weekend!
Graphic designer and filmmaker Nicola Fan, filmmaker and educator Jeremy Hung, and composer
Elliot Leung will be walking us through the awards, and sharing about their experiences in the industry.
In episode 30, join the in-depth discussion about the Covid-19 variants from Professor Sharon Peacock, Professor Ravindra K Gupta, moderated by Elizabeth Cheung.
In Microgrids in Southeast Asia, we explore how microgrids can address both the threat of climate change and the growing energy needs of the region. Can this be the answer to ASEAN’s Community Vision 2025?
PUBLIC The University of Maryland and the University of New South Wales present a one-day online international symposium exploring the curation of Chinese contemporary art.
The 'riot' at the Wistron factory in India last December has once again sparked the question of the social sustainability in electronics manufacturing. Can we expect improvements, and what can consumers do?
Listen to two Orientations contributors, Gerald Kozicz and Pimpim de Azevedo, on the draw of Ladakh, the importance of Nyarma and conservation efforts to preserve the complex.
ASHK is glad to invite, Dr Shirley Li, Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology, The University of Hong Kong, in sharing her research on bright light therapy (BLT) and how to improve our quality of life by understanding our sleep
