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What are the short and long-term challenges, and opportunities, for building a resilient global supply chain in the face of growing geopolitical and geoeconomic challenges in Asia and around the world? Join us and find out!
Learn about this pioneering innovative project iSING! which works to merge Mandarin Chinese with the Western-style operatic tradition through the introduction of singers to the contemporary Chinese vocal repertoire.
The film weaves personal family stories with memories from the larger Chinese and Black communities. An entrance into our connected histories we never knew or dared speak about as told through the woman's lens.
Vicky Tsai joins Asia Society Texas to discuss the challenges Asian American women in business face as well as the initiatives and need to support and create opportunities to support young women business leaders in this online event.
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Burger Collection Hong Kong is a private collection of contemporary art representing a wide range of works reaching from Euro-American, Indian to Asian art.
Enjoy the gorgeous Garden Court Café as you mingle with friends, make new connections, and explore the magnificent artwork of the Asia Society Museum at the Leo Bar!
The last Big Picture of 2022 brings us to the world of Indian Ragamala: Sonika Soni and Vir Amar Dasmahapatra will explore the significance of personified art and what it looks and sounds like. Samira Müller will moderate the conversation.
Bernard Kwan will lead a class of basic Qigong movements and controlled breathing to raise awareness and energy. He has studied Qigong, martial arts, Aikido, Tai Chi, Baguazhang, Zen and Taoist meditation for over 20 years.
A free community workshop by artist Adele Frankle and Sacha Yasumoto, the photographer of our exhibition LoveThenAbandoned, who will introduce patterns found in vintage Chinese tiles then a DIY scented Xmas card in the same style.
Join the Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) for a virtual launch of Reimaging the TPP on December 12 with Wendy Cutler, Clete Willems, and Bob Davis.
Join us for the fifth China Wise book series event with Christopher Marquis, Sinyi Professor at University of Cambridge, to discuss his new book, Mao and Markets: The Communist Roots of Chinese Enterprise.
