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The Night Diary is a heartfelt YA story of one girl's search for home, identity, and a hopeful future during the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947. Join us for a powerful reading followed by a discussion with the author.
How has technology changed the way we perceive art? Artist Chris Cheung, curator Joel Kwong, former MTV Asia executive Henry Middleton and writer Denise Tsui weigh in on trends in and the future of art in the digital arena.
Hidden behind Hong Kong's skyscrapers is a vibrant underground hub for subcultures. Artists Miko Badiola Borje, Joseph Chen, Go Hung and Karen Yu take on an underground art scene that walks the line between fine art and experiment.
How have the boundaries of photography expanded over the years? Four photographers underline their practices in contemporary photography in mediums, such as film, digital, printed paper, and open image making.
Artists, curators and founders uncover the inner workings of independent art spaces in hidden parts of Hong Kong. The panel details how spaces in Sham Shui Po, Tai Kok Tsui, To Kwa Wan and North Point survive.
How can South Korea build its role in multilateral diplomacy and help solve global crises? This discussion covers the Yoon Suk-yeol administration’s prospects to advance South Korea's middle power status and uphold the rules-based order.
Meet Ryo Shinagawa, an artist who brings together disparate elements of Japanese art to discover contemporary meaning for traditional materials and styles.
Join Robert Blake, Jr., Dr. Marty Natalegawa , and Elina Noor for a conversation on the diplomatic challenges facing Indonesia in the coming year as it serves as president of the G20.
