Design Trust/ RCA Fellowship IN DESIGN CURATION will present latest research about curatorial practice and theory in relation to existing and emergent design disciplines, and its place within the interdisciplinary curatorial field.

Together with EAGAA, Asia Society Hong Kong Center brings you the next culinary demonstration on how to prepare slow cooked chicken breast with mushroom chicken sauce. Join us to find out more.

Meet Ruby Yang, Oscar-winning filmmaker and listen to her interesting stories making her documentaries. 了解楊紫燁導成為製片人的心路歷程，獲頒奧斯卡獎項的想法，以及製作紀錄片過程中的有趣故事事。大家萬物錯過！

Immerse yourself in a meditative light installation while doing a meditation and vinyasa yoga flow with Kita Yoga founder Nikita Ramchandani.

This workshop prepares teachers to interweave a literary analysis of Elie Wiesel’s powerful and poignant memoir with an exploration of the relevant historical context underlying Wiesel’s experience.

歡迎對音樂有興趣人仕，以展覽「光的故事：韓志勳」啟發創作靈感，提交音樂作品。挑選出的作品將於亞洲協會香港中心的音樂活動，由專業樂手公開演奏。You are invited to submit your work that is inspired by the exhibition A Story of Light: Hon Chi-fun. Works will be selected to perform by professional musicians at ASHK

Nicholas Dirks, Professor University of California, Berkley and Vice Chairman and Chancellor, will share his view how it is only with reform in our education system that globalization can emerge in a more equitable and sustainable form.

In this screen print workshop, instructor from Hong Kong Open Printshop will introduce and demonstrate the screen printing technology used by Hon Chi-fun. Participants will create their own silkscreen prints.

Join us on a guided visit to the 3-storey 1930s eclectic architectural style Haw Par Mansion restored and revitalized under the HKSAR Government’s Revitalising Historic Buildings through Partnership Scheme.

文化研究人梁寶山帶領的文化遊，以《殖民地的現代藝術──韓志勲千禧自述》為藍本、以中環為核心 沿著韓氏生前的足跡，重訪殖民時代的文化地景，包括聖約翰座堂、大會堂與康樂廣場，及若干已消失的文藝場所舊址。

Meet Stewart Paterson, who will outline the findings of his book, China, Trade and Power, which describes the unintended consequences of the policy of engagement with China that led to its accession to the WTO in 2001.

In this evening presentation, Dr William (Ned) Friedman, Director of Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, will unveil rarely-seen early twentieth century photographs of China that document its magnificent landscape.