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Installation view of 'We Do Not Dream Alone,' the Asia Society Triennial

Installation view of Asia Society Triennial: “We Do Not Dream Alone” at Asia Society Museum, New York, October 27, 2020–June 27, 2021. Photograph © Bruce M. White, 2021, courtesy of Asia Society

Triennial Part 2 Instagram Live Tour

Join us for a virtual tour of Part 2 of the Asia Society Triennial with Asia Society Museum director Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe.

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Susie Ibarra is playing an orange drum set.

Photo: Cenicola

Dreaming With: Susie Ibarra

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.

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Photo of artist anGie seah performing in the Guan Huat Dragon Kiln in Singapore, one of the few historical brick-built kilns left in Asia.

Photo: Haffidz Razak

Shadow has no name

A striking film featuring performance, voice, and music from interdisciplinary artist anGie seah. Commissioned by Asia Society Museum, New York, for the inaugural Asia Society Triennial: We Do Not Dream Alone.

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The text "artist making music" repeats in all caps in a column of varying width against a black background

Ahmet Öğüt, Artists Making Music, 2021. Film with music by Sub-Botnick (Ahmet Öğüt & Maru Mushtrieva). Duration: 25 minutes. Courtesy of the artist and Protocinema, Istanbul and New York. Image courtesy of the artist and Protocinema, Istanbul and New York

Artists Making Music

Featuring sequences from music videos made by international artists over the past forty-five years, Ahmet Öğüt’s film takes viewers on a journey through the recent history of music made by visual artists.

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A long sleeved white gown with embroidery down both sleeves and an silver chain with pendant hanging from the neckline
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The Story Behind the Artwork With Ghiora Aharoni

The Triennial artist takes us behind the scenes of the creation of one of his pieces.
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We DO not Dream Alone
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New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Commissioner Praises Asia Society Triennial

A congratulatory message from Gonzalo Casals.
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A stack of folded white collared shirts in front of a white background

Joyce Ho. Osmosis, 2018. Fiber-reinforced polymer. H. 50 3/4 x W. 9 x D. 12 5/8 in. (129 x 23 x 32 cm). Courtesy of the artist. Photograph courtesy of the artist.
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Orientations Interviews Boon Hui Tan

Asia Society Triennial artistic director Boon Hui Tan sits down for a conversation with the fine arts publication.
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Photograph of a man from the waist up, standing and smiling.
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Boon Hui Tan Appears on Art from the Outside Podcast

Asia Society Triennial's artistic director Boon Hui Tan talks with Amitha Raman and Will Palley of the Art from the Outside podcast.
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Image of a blue packaged Korean snack cake with a red ribbon insignia. The label reads Eat Chocopie Together and UNITE. There is an image of the Korean Peninsula and the artist's name, Mina Cheon, on the package.

Image courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist
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The Art Newspaper Features Eat Chocopie Together

Art industry publication covers launch of Triennial digital initiative.
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Image of red packaging for a Korean snack cake. The label reads Share and Eat Chocopie Together. Icons on the package include stars, a starburst, the fist of solidarity, and the artist's label, Mina Cheon.

Image courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist
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Asia Society Triennial and Mina Cheon Launch Eat Chocopie Together

A virtual way to share the iconic Korean snack with loved ones featuring a charitable component, the digital component teases a new, physical iteration of the artist's previous Chocopie installations coming in Part 2 of the Triennial.
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Boon Hui Tan. (National Heritage Board)
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Hyperallergic Interviews Boon Hui Tan

Arts publication Hyperallergic catches up with Triennial artistic director Boon Hui Tan.
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Huang Yan. Chinese Shan-Shui (landscape)—Tattoo, 1999

Image caption: Huang Yan (b. 1966). Chinese Shan-Shui (landscape)—Tattoo, 1999. Thirteen chromogenic prints. Each: H. 47 1/4 x W. 59 1/16 in. (120 x 150 cm). Asia Society, New York: Gift of Ethan Cohen in honor of Professor Jerome A. Cohen and Joan Lebold Cohen, 2016.1.1-13. Photography by Synthescape © Huang Yan
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Wendy Ikemoto Program at New-York Historical Society Museum

Asia Society Triennial collateral exhibition curator featured in program on Thomas Cole and the course of empire.
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A photograph of young Supratik Bose in the arms of his grandfather, Nandalal Bose.

Young Supratik Bose with his grandfather, Nandalal Bose, 1940. Photograph courtesy of The Nandalal Bose Family Collection
Photograph courtesy of The Nandalal Bose Family Collection
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Supratik Bose (1939—2020)

The Asia Society Triennial acknowledges the passing of Supratik Bose (1939–2020), a friend and supporter of the Triennial.
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Artist Q&A

The artist sits in a windowill, smiling. He wears a yellow top and blacks pants and trees are visible outside the window.

Photograph by Nazli Erdemirel
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Ahmet Öğüt

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Susie Ibarra is playing an orange drum set.

Photo: Cenicola
Photo: Cenicola
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Susie Ibarra

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A spray of yellow and white daffodils appear growing out of a carpet of leaves

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Samita Sinha

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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The artist stands in front of many bookcases, holding an open book.

Portrait of Jason Wee, February 2019. Photograph: Jimmy Tan
Photograph: Jimmy Tan
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Jason Wee

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Hanging sculpture made from yarn, rakes, woven belts, beads, and metal and plastic ornaments

Anne Samat, Portrait of Pandemic 9, 2021. Yarn, rakes, woven belts, beads, metal and plastic ornaments.H. 32 1/4 x W. 29 1/8 x D. 3 15/ 16 in. (82 x 74 x 10 cm). Image courtesy of Richard Koh Fine Art and the artist
Image courtesy of Richard Koh Fine Art and the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Anne Samat

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A photograph of the artist's studio. Three large, vertical sheets of paper are hung up; each features an intricately drawn tree with hundreds of interlaced branches and roots. A chair, drafting table, rolls of paper, paints, and paintbrushes are visible.

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Lao Tongli

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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An image of the non-binary digital avatar Dokusho Dokushi (aka Doku). Their hands are raised to eye level and they gaze back out at the viewer. Their outfit is lined with bright, electric-looking patterns.
Lu Yang Digital Reincarnation: Dokusho Dokushi
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Lu Yang

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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The artist sits on the floor with a large, rectangular ornate surface on his lap. He holds a stylus, which he uses to draw on the rectangular surface. A yellow chair and stacks of books surround him.

Hetain Patel working at home over lockdown, 2021. Photographer: Eva Martinez
Photographer: Eva Martinez
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Hetain Patel

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A photo taken through a window, looking out into a lush green environment. There are dozens of trees with broad, bright green leaves. It appears to have rained recently, as the ground and vegetation is wet.

From the window of Studio Plesungan, Melati Suryodarmo’s studio. Photo: Studio Plesungan Archive
Photo: Studio Plesungan Archive
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Melati Suryodarmo

Our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A spread from a printed book with hand-applied ink calligraphy in the margins.
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Sun Xun

In the lead up to the opening of Part 2 of the Triennial, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Hundreds of small block-shaped, metallic forms appear on top of a glass pane resting on a plinth on a shiny floor fo the artist's studio.
Photography courtesy of Narendra Babu
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Prabhavathi Meppayil

In the lead up to the opening of Part 2 of the Triennial, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Three figurative sculptures appear on individual black plinths. Each is sculpture is composed of creamy white biomorphic forms that resemble coral.
Photograph by MIYAJIMA Kei, image courtesy of Ken + Julia Yonetani and Mizuma Art Gallery
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Ken + Julia Yonetani

In the lead up to the opening of Part 2 of the Triennial, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A black-and-white portrait of anGie seah, who is dressed in a black blazer, white collared shirt, and black tie. Her long hair is in pigtails. She gazes upwards towards her raised hand, which is holding a miniature hammer.
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: anGie seah

In the lead up to the opening of Part 2 of the Triennial, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Xu Bing

Xu Bing, Silkworm Book: The Analects of Confucius, 2019. Book, silk. H. 1 3/4 x W. 20 1/2 x D. 16 1/2 in. (4.4 x 52 x 42 cm). Courtesy of the artist. Photograph courtesy of Xu Bing Studio. This work was commissioned by Asia Society Museum, New York, for the inaugural Asia Society Triennial: We Do Not Dream Alone.
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Xu Bing

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Vibha Galhotra mask

Photograph courtesy Vibha Galhotra Studio
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Vibha Galhotra

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Natee Utarit work in progress

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Natee Utarit

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Mountain River Jump! dice
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Mountain River Jump!

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Photograph by Connie Tsang
Photograph by Connie Tsang
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Kevork Mourad

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Installation view
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Xu Zhen®️

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A framed photograph of hands, a stack of cardboard, an illumanited graphic artwork, a computer screen, and a stool are among the items seen in a white room.

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Nasim Nasr

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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An orange aluminum can, a book by Hal Foster, a cookbook, and many pairs of white slip on shoes with the North and South Korean flags appear on a surface.

Photograph courtesy of Mina Cheon Studio
Photograph courtesy of Mina Cheon Studio
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Mina Cheon

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Spools of colorful thread surround a line drawing of a landscape scene that sits on top of a drafting table

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Jordan Nassar

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Surface in Cheuk Wing Nam's studio covered in electronics equipment, a tape measure, other tools, and a stuffed animal of a gray cat

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Cheuk Wing Nam

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A hand is covered in a gauzy fabric. In the palm of the hand is a small image of a person's face

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Hamra Abbas

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Several dozen canes rest in rows on the floor of a room. A few chairs appear at the end of the room.

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Minouk Lim

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A person wearing a dark t-shirt leans on top of a stack of folded white fabric. She holds a pencil and uses it to mark the top of the fabric

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Joyce Ho

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Daniel Crooks The Subtle Knife

Daniel Crooks, The Subtle Knife, 2016. Single-channel high-definition video with sound. With assistance from: Bryon Scullin, sound; Erkki Veltheim, viola. Special thanks: Studio Local. Duration: 2 minutes, 50 seconds. Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery. Image © Daniel Crooks. Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Image © Daniel Crooks. Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Daniel Crooks

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Song-Ming Ang Notes
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Song-Ming Ang

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Image of Ghiora Aharoni's studio

Photograph courtesy of Ghiora Aharoni Studio
Photograph courtesy of Ghiora Aharoni Studio
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Ghiora Aharoni

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Abir Karmakar documenting a stranger's home

Photograph courtesy of Charu Sompura
Photograph courtesy of Charu Sompura
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Abir Karmakar

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Inside the studio of Reza Aramesh

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Reza Aramesh

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Photograph of Wolak National Park by Kimsooja

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Kimsooja

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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A cat peers over a series of artworks in a photography by Kyungah Ham

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Artist Q&A

Dreaming With: Kyungah Ham

In the lead up to the Triennial opening, our Dreaming With Q&A series provides an exclusive glimpse into the artists’ lives and studios.
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Event Recaps

Susie Ibarra

Susie Ibarra, Fragility: An Exploration of Polyrhythms, 2018. Performed at Asia Society, 2018. Courtesy of the artist. Photograph by Ellen Wallop
Event Recap

Fragility Etudes

A series of musical compositions by composer and percussionist Susie Ibarra, 'Fragility Etudes' are studies into a world of sound that reflect humanity's interdependence and mutual existence alongside the natural environment.
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The upper body of a performer is shown in silhouette.

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Photograph courtesy of the artist
Event Recap

An Artist Talk

A live virtual performance by the interdisciplinary artist Joyce Ho, 'An Artist Talk' appropriates the structure of a lecture to reimagine daily rituals.
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Still from Hetain Patel's film Don't Look at the Finger.

Hetain Patel, Don’t Look at the Finger, 2017. Single-channel high-definition video with sound. Duration: 16 minutes, 8 seconds. Courtesy of the artist. Photograph courtesy of the artist
Event Recap

Don't Look

Visual artist and performer Hetain Patel presented an evening of his film works with new music written and arranged by composer Amy May.
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Photo of artist Samita Sinha singing in her performance Kaalo Jol.
Event Recap

Tear

Vocalist, performer, composer, and educator Samita Sinha premieres 'Tear,' an investigation of potentiality and emergence through voice.
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Photo of author Charles Yu alongside the cover of Interior Chinatown.
Event Recap

Virtual Book Club Q&A: Interior Chinatown With Charles Yu

Author Charles Yu introduces his National Book Award-winning novel and answers questions from book club participants.
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The text "artist making music" repeats in all caps in a column of varying width against a black background

Ahmet Öğüt, Artists Making Music, 2021. Film with music by Sub-Botnick (Ahmet Öğüt & Maru Mushtrieva). Duration: 25 minutes. Courtesy of the artist and Protocinema, Istanbul and New York. Image courtesy of the artist and Protocinema, Istanbul and New York
Event Recap

Artists Making Music

Featuring sequences from music videos made by international artists over the past forty-five years, Ahmet Öğüt’s film takes viewers on a journey through the recent history of music made by visual artists.
Read more
Photo of artist anGie seah performing in the Guan Huat Dragon Kiln in Singapore, one of the few historical brick-built kilns left in Asia.

Photo: Haffidz Razak
Haffidz Razak
Event Recap

Shadow has no name

A striking film featuring performance, voice, and music from interdisciplinary artist anGie seah. Commissioned by Asia Society Museum, New York, for the inaugural Asia Society Triennial: We Do Not Dream Alone.
Read more
Huang Yan. Chinese Shan-Shui (landscape)—Tattoo, 1999

Image caption: Huang Yan (b. 1966). Chinese Shan-Shui (landscape)—Tattoo, 1999. Thirteen chromogenic prints. Each: H. 47 1/4 x W. 59 1/16 in. (120 x 150 cm). Asia Society, New York: Gift of Ethan Cohen in honor of Professor Jerome A. Cohen and Joan Lebold Cohen, 2016.1.1-13. Photography by Synthescape © Huang Yan
Event Recap

Dreaming Together With New-York Historical Society and Asia Society Museum

The curators of the Asia Society Triennial and Dreaming Together at New-York Historical Society discuss the themes and topics that bring the two exhibitions together.
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Collage of four images of women speaking on camera
Event Recap

Dreaming in the Streets: The Legacy of Asian American Identity in the Wake of the Civil Rights Movement

Academics, activists, and curators discuss the formation, development, and future of Asian American identity and activism.
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M. Butterfly Illustration

Illustration © Benedetto Cristofani for the Santa Fe Opera, 2019
Illustration © Benedetto Cristofani for the Santa Fe Opera, 2019
Event Recap

A Digital Celebration of 'M. Butterfly'

Songs From the Santa Fe Opera concludes with excerpts from the new opera composed by Huang Ruo, featuring a libretto by David Henry Hwang.
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Composite photo of Huang Ruo and Shelley Monroe Huang
Event Recap

Performance: A Meditation on Solidarity and Hope

Triennial composer-in-residence Huang Ruo and chamber musician Shelley Monroe Huang perform a jointly written composition for piano and bassoon. Followed by a talk between Ruo and Asia Society's Ken Tan. Introduced by Agnes Hsu-Tang, Ph.D.
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Composite photo with cover of book Minor Feelings on left and portrait of author Cathy Park Hong on right.
Event Recap

Virtual Book Club Q&A With Cathy Park Hong

Following a virtual book club for 'Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning,' author Cathy Park Hong took questions from participants.
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M. Butterfly Illustration

Illustration © Benedetto Cristofani for the Santa Fe Opera, 2019
Illustration © Benedetto Cristofani for the Santa Fe Opera, 2019
Event Recap

A Conversation With the Creators of 'M. Butterfly' the Opera

David Henry Hwang and Huang Ruo are joined by the work's director James Robinson and its countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim for a conversation about the creation of the piece.
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Jar, Chenghua era, 1465-1487

Jar, Chenghua era, 1465-1487, China, Jiangxi Province. Porcelain painted with underglaze cobalt blue (Jingdezhen ware), H. 3 1/4 x Diam. 4 3/4 in. (8.3 x 12.1 cm). Asia Society, New York: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, 1979.173. (Photography by Synthescape)
Event Recap

Tariffs: The Impact of Trade Wars on Art and Culture

Wendy Cutler, James Lally, and Amanda Rottenmund discuss how the U.S.-China trade conflict will affect the market for arts and culture. Moderated by Agnes Hsu-Tang, Ph.D.
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Instagram Live

Installation view of 'We Do Not Dream Alone,' the Asia Society Triennial

Installation view of Asia Society Triennial: “We Do Not Dream Alone” at Asia Society Museum, New York, October 27, 2020–June 27, 2021. Photograph © Bruce M. White, 2021, courtesy of Asia Society
Instagram Live

Triennial Part 2 Instagram Live Tour

Join us for a virtual tour of Part 2 of the Asia Society Triennial with Asia Society Museum director Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe.
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Boon Hui Tan; Michelle Yun

Boon Hui Tan photo by National Heritage Board; Michelle Yun photo by Edward Mapplethorpe
Boon Hui Tan photo by National Heritage Board; Michelle Yun photo by Edward Mapplethorpe
Instagram Live

Instagram Live: We Do Not Dream Alone Virtual Tour

Asia Society Triennial cocurators Michelle Yun and Boon Hui Tan take us through Part 1 of the exhibition.
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A man wearing a red knit sweater sits in front of a table displaying various prints and artwork.

Photograph by Stephanie Neumann
Instagram Live

Talking Dreams: A Conversation With Song-Ming Ang

Asia Society Triennial artist Song-Ming Ang talks art, music, modular synths, and more with Ken Tan, Asia Society Museum deputy director, on Instagram Live.
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A man wearing a long sleeved striped shirt draws on a white wall.

Photograph by Connie Tsang
Connie Tsang
Instagram Live

Talking Dreams: A Conversation With Kevork Mourad

In the latest installment of Talking Dreams, Kevork Mourad welcomes us into his Brooklyn studio.
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Large painted canvases inside an industrial studio. The canvas on the left depicts the Korean Peninsula. The canvas on the shows an upside down smiling face of a woman wearing a military-style cap.

Photograph courtesy of the artist
Instagram Live

Talking Dreams: A Conversation With Mina Cheon

Artist Mina Cheon catches up with Asia Society Triennial artistic director Boon Hui Tan on Instagram Live at K-Town Studios, her home base in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Artist vibha cooking by the river.

Photo courtesy the artist
Courtesy of the artist
Instagram Live

Talking Dreams: A Conversation With Vibha Galhotra

Asia Society Triennial artistic director Boon Hui Tan joins artist Vibha Galhotra in her Delhi home for an entertaining conversation about her work, inspiration, and dessert.
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Jordan Nassar

Jordan Nassar, This Is My Night, 2018. Hand-embroidered cotton on cotton. H. 35 x W. 36 in. (88.9 x 91.4 cm). Courtesy the artist, Anat Ebgi, and James Cohan Gallery. Image courtesy the artist, Anat Ebgi, and James Cohan Gallery
Instagram Live

Talking Dreams: A Conversation With Jordan Nassar

Asia Society Triennial artistic director Boon Hui Tan chats with Jordan Nassar on Instagram Live.
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