Summary report on the 2016 U.S.-China Museum Summit, organized by Asia Society, American Federation of Arts, Chinese Museums Association, and Nanjing Museum in New York, September 25-28, 2016.
Asia Society Conversations returned on 23 May to ask “Why Care About Culture?” Students, young professionals, and people from various sectors gathered to hear from a diverse group of panelists who have worked in multicultural environments: Amina Rasul, Dr. Alfredo Robles, Norberto “Peewee” Roldan, and Lester Estrada.
The Asia Arts and Museum and Network is an Asia Society initiative, comprising the Arts & Museum Summit, the U.S.-China Museum Leaders Forum, and the web-based platform. Each component of the Network contributes to forging partnerships among museums in Asia and the U.S., strengthening arts communities through the creation of opportunities for professional exchange and the sharing of knowledge and expertise globally.
"I felt that they needed someone who was not just a Latino face. Asian Americans are just as much of this movement as other immigrants in this country."
