Press Releases
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The Asia Society global board of trustees announced the election of Jean Liu, Ram Krishnan, and Ernie Thrasher.
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Honorees include Bob Weis, JUNG Ji-hoon (aka the RAIN), WANG Leehom; and Wei ZHANG
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Exhibition of paintings, installation, photography, and video by Xiaoze Xie on view at Asia Society Museum from Sept 10, 2019 through Jan 5, 2020.
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A group of inspiring and path-breaking women to be honored in New York City on October 24, 2019.
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2019 class includes activists, artists, educators, journalists, scientists, and social entrepreneurs.
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The project will use a series of visual briefs outlining the evolving relations
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The critically-acclaimed opera will play in New York and San Francisco
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It identifies five main themes in its findings and recommendations.
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New policy paper identifies the global and regional impacts of the U.S.-China trade dispute and the logjam at the WTO as two major developments straining the trading system.
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Many APA respondents noted a shortage of company executives and directors from their cultural background.
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Yanan Wang and Dake Kang lead AP team winning the 2019 award.
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Multi-venue exhibition, policy discussions, forums, and performances launch in Spring 2020.
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The results are part of a survey honoring employers for their achievements in promoting diversity and the quality of their APA workforce initiatives.
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The paper contends that many countries share the U.S. concerns about China and could be open to closer collaboration.
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Stephen Riady, Harit Talwar, and Frederick “Fritz” Demopoulos join as Trustees.
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The Gala will be held at the Skirball Cultural Center on Sunday, April 7, 2019
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Exhibition features rarely seen mural-sized painting created during a tumultuous period of India's history.
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The artist examines the power imbalance between captor and captive and the aestheticization of violence in media coverage of wartime atrocities.
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Ties between China and Europe are explored through a rare Chinese map and a selection of decorative objects.
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Authors caution that American policymakers need to be prepared to tolerate more tension in the relationship.
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