Traditionally, Asian and Middle Eastern countries have looked to the U.S. as the most significant player in their regions, but this dynamic is changing — as these engaging visual essays explore.
Read the latest from Asia Society Policy Institute's project on potential U.S.-China climate cooperation: 'China’s Response to Climate Change: A Study in Contrasts and a Policy at a Crossroads.'
The Asia In-Depth podcast revisits China's ongoing mass surveillance efforts in Xinjiang and how personal data is being used against the Uighur community.
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Sitting on an explosives magazine by the British military in since the 1860s, we are bringing our first architecture camp led by Vicky chan, President of AIA Hong Kong. Inspire the little architect in you!
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Artist Isaac Chong Wai in conversation with Nick Yu. We will explore the contemporary art scene in Hong Kong and how Chong’s second home Berlin has influenced his work.
In this Artist Talk, artist Isaac Chong Wai will detail some the concepts and his research behind his work featured in ASHK current exhibition Next Act: Contemporary Art from Hong Kong.
This week of Summer Art Camp invites artist Chui Pui Chee to lead a Creative Chinese Characters workshop. In this workshop, the artist will take you a trip of Chinese character to learn its structure and meaning.
[Members Only] Can Vietnam leverage its successes in managing public health during Covid-19 into sustained economic growth? How can this contribute to a closer bilateral relationship between Vietnam and Australia?
Our inaugural public youth forum asks: 'How are emerging leaders continuing to shape and develop our ties to Asia despite travel bans, social disruption, economic uncertainty and political tensions?'
In episode 20, hear from three COVID-19 survivors, renowned tenor Warren Mok and leading microbiologist Peter Piot will be in conversation with Josette Sheeran, President and CEO of Asia Society.
As Asian Americans are the U.S.'s fastest-growing demographic, what can be done to foster an identity that encourages higher voter turnout? Join Asia Society for a discussion on how to advocate and advance Asian American civic engagement.
Missing the days when we can travel around the world? Dinner for Eight provides the unique experience to the members of Asia Society Hong Kong Center to travel via their palates.
Enjoy The Met: Live in HD2020 Season at Asia Society Hong Kong Center. Massenet’s Manon馬斯奈 《瑪儂》, Philip Glass’s Akhnaten 菲利普·葛拉斯 《阿肯那頓》and The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess 蓋西文 《波吉與貝絲》.
China's economy appears destined for failure, the financial bubble forever in peril of popping. Bloomberg Chief Economist Tom Orlik pieces together a unique perspective on China's past, present and possible futures.
Miss having a bowl of authentic Nyonya Laksa from Malaysia? Here is your chance to be the first to try this new InstaLaksa produced in Hong Kong by chef Kevin Lim, who is also the founder of Mean Noodles. During this zoom session
