The Gala will be held at the Skirball Cultural Center on Sunday, April 7, 2019

Exhibition features rarely seen mural-sized painting created during a tumultuous period of India's history.

The artist examines the power imbalance between captor and captive and the aestheticization of violence in media coverage of wartime atrocities.

Ties between China and Europe are explored through a rare Chinese map and a selection of decorative objects.

Authors caution that American policymakers need to be prepared to tolerate more tension in the relationship.

Applications must be received by March 15, 2019.

Panel speakers include Justin Chon, Lulu Wang, Richie Mehta, and Anita Gou

The paper breaks down the challenges and opportunities in the bilateral relationship in the areas of trade and investment, energy, digital economy and advanced technologies, infrastructure, and women's economic empowerment.

The new center opens at a critical juncture as Japan, the world’s third largest economy, seeks a more prominent role in promoting global security and international trade.

Xu Zheng made China’s first blockbuster and tackles contemporary Chinese social issues in this year’s dark comedy ‘Dying to Survive’

Bradford Hu, James Kondo, and Thierry Porté join Asia Society's Global Board of Trustees.

Ninth Summit to Honor Michelle Yeoh, Kevin Tsujihara and Elizabeth Daley

A new report highlights how the education sector can share knowledge across borders more effectively to advance progress in education.

The new class adds to a pool of over 900 professionals under the age of 40 from 40 nations.

Indra Nooyi Leads Group of Transformative Female “Game Changers”; Thai Cave Rescuers and “Heroes of Fukushima” Also Among Honorees

The first major education event at Asia Society Melbourne will be the 2019 Global Cities Education Network symposium, organized by the Victoria Department of Education and Training, Asia Society Australia, and the Center for Global Education at Asia Society.

More than 80 works created in the wake of India's independence in 1947—primarily oil paintings from the 1940s to 1990s—are on view at Asia Society Museum in New York from September 14, 2018 through January 20, 2019.

The 2018 Asian Corporate Survey finds that Asian American employees are less likely to attain senior roles.

Asia Society Policy Institute issues a new paper highlighting the challenges and opportunities facing Myanmar, and how the West should engage the country.

Exhibition of contemporary art opening June 22 highlights new acquisitions of contemporary ink and calligraphic art