Arts & Culture

Film screenings and conversations showcasing a broad range of films and filmmakers from across Asia and the Asian diaspora.

Asia Society Korea invites you to the world of Gat, a traditional Korean hat that represented wearer's social class and profession.

In a discussion presented by Blaffer Art Museum, Asia Society Texas Center, and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, four artists addressed the multiplicity of identities and communities they navigate in their individual practices.

In this digest of visual art, learn new insights about Huma Bhabha's large-scaled practice, dive into Salman Toor's "wonderful, murky nearly monochromatic green" debut at the Whitney, and more.

This year, the art journey to Kyoto was about exploring the artist's evolution from when they are a student to how they grow a full-fledged artist.

All webcast conversations from our first digital edition of this annual literary popup are available on-demand!

Jointly with International House of Japan, it was an honor to have Akutagawa-sho winning author and poet, Mieko Kawakami and author Roland Kelts for our first program on literature.

Thanks to our friends at A&E, we had our first screening event, "Tokyo Legacy"  before it was aired on History Channel from December 20.  Program was introduced by A+E Networks Japan, General Manager, John Flanagan.

Have you ever seen a big, broad-shape pot at the corner of Joseon's royal palaces? Asia Society Korea introduces deumeu, a traditional fire hydrant used to prevent and fight fires during the Joseon dynasty.