Arts & Culture

He An inspired by Robert Indiana at Asia Society Hong Kong
Exhibition / Hong Kong

LOVE Long: Robert Indiana and Asia

Chandra Mohini Kikau Street
Exhibition / Houston

FotoFest Biennial

Chandra Mohini, From the series Paradise Lost: Kikau Street, 2017, Courtesy of the artist.
Inspired by Asian Art: Works by New York City Students
Exhibition / New York

Inspired by Asian Art: Works by New York City Students

Elsa Ruiz/Asia Society
Zheng Chongbin, Clusters of Memory (detail)
Exhibition / Houston

Zheng Chongbin: Clusters of Memory

Zheng Chongbin, Clusters of Memory (detail), 2017, mixed media, courtesy of the artist. Photo ©2017 Nash Baker
Masterpieces from the Asia Society Museum Collection
Exhibition / New York

Masterpieces from the Asia Society Museum Collection

Asia Arts Game Changers Awards 2018 Hong Kong
Initiative

Asia Arts Game Changer Awards

Exhibition / Hong Kong

LOVE Long: Robert Indiana and Asia

Exhibition / Houston

FotoFest Biennial

Exhibition / New York

Inspired by Asian Art: Works by New York City Students

Exhibition / Houston

Zheng Chongbin: Clusters of Memory

Exhibition / New York

Masterpieces from the Asia Society Museum Collection

Initiative

Asia Arts Game Changer Awards

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Reshaping Art: TM Krishna in conversation with Sidharth Bhatia

T M Krishna, Karnatic vocalist and author of his new book "Reshaping Art" sat with Sidharth Bhatia, Founder Editor of the Wire.in, to discuss his views on art and society in India.
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 /  New York

Photos: The Premiere of 'Fragility' by Susie Ibarra

Asia Society hosted the world premiere performances of a new piece by the acclaimed percussionist and composer.
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Three Questions for Susie Ibarra

Asia Society chats with the composer and drummer on her new multidisciplinary work, 'Fragility: An Exploration of Polyrhythms.'
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Watch: Lahore Literary Festival Returns to New York

Highlights from the 2018 edition of the "safe place for dangerous ideas" feature Ayesha Jalal, Shahzia Sikander, Kiran Desai, and many more speakers.
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Author Celeste Ng Believes That Cultural Visibility Should Include Everyone

The 'Little Fires Everywhere' scribe on the increased visibility of Asian-Americans on screen, the TV adaptation of her book starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington, and why she needs silence to write.
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'Chemistry' Writer Weike Wang on Redefining the Coming of Age Novel

The novelist talks about the word chemistry, her writing process, and the universality of "Asian American" themes.
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Who Is Arif Lohar? Three Facts About Asia Society's 10 Million View Man

Get to know the man behind the sensational "Jugni Ji."
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Peter Som's Quest: Making Clothes That 'Deliver Joy'

The fashion designer reflects on his Asian American upbringing and relates what interior design and food have to do with fashion.
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New York

A Guide to Decoding Buddhist Symbolism in Tibetan Art

Understand the significance of specific Buddhist symbols frequently found in Tibetan art.

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 /  New York

Seoul Music: Korean Sanjo Meets New York Jazz (Complete)

A mash-up of traditional Korean, American, and Eastern European klezmer traditions.
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 /  New York

The Korean Shaman Ritual of the Dead

An extraordinary traditional performance that cleanses the dead spirit, preparing it for the journey towards the next life
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 /  New York

Symposium: Introduction to the Afternoon Sessions (Complete)

Professor Leonard van der Kuijp introduces the afternoon session of "Moving Borders: Tibet in Interaction With its Neighbors."
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 /  New York

Moving Borders: Symposium Summation Address (Complete)

Professor Gray Tuttle of Columbia University delivers the summation at the Moving Borders symposium.
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 /  New York

Symposium: Art, Politics, and Tibet's Eastern Neighbors (Complete)

How Tibetan Buddhism offered political legitimacy and occult power to various civilizations in the region.
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 /  New York

Symposium: The Murals of Gongkar Chosde and Khyentse Painting School (Complete)

Luo Wenhua describes the Chinese artistic influence on the mural paintings of Gongkar Chosde monastery.
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