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Asia Society and the Council on Foreign Relations presents the award-winning documentary "Beyond Utopia" on the lengths people will go to escape a life of oppression in North Korea. A panel discussion will follow the screening.
Join CCA for a discussion on how to navigate the changing domestic politics of U.S.-China relations in both countries and understand the broader challenges of formulating China policy in today's Washington.
Join us for a transnational dialogue in the form of a film screening and discussion: Eiko Otake and Wen Hui present their award-winning film No Rule is Our Rule, telling the story of their friendship as two independent female artists.
Join us for the return of an Asia Society tradition: a conversation with experts about the year ahead. Bloomberg's Bobby Ghosh will lead a conversation with Asia Society's Bates Gill, and Sidney Jones.
Join us for an advanced screening of The Breaking Ice, Singapore's official Oscars submission! Followed by Q&A and reception with Anthony Chen, whose debut feature made him the first and only Singaporean awarded at Cannes.
Join us for a transnational dialogue in the form of a film screening and discussion: Eiko Otake and Wen Hui present their award-winning film No Rule is Our Rule, telling the story of their friendship as two independent female artists.
Join us for the return of an Asia Society tradition: a conversation with experts about the year ahead. Bloomberg's Bobby Ghosh will lead a conversation with Asia Society's Bates Gill, and Sidney Jones.
Join us for an advanced screening of The Breaking Ice, Singapore's official Oscars submission! Followed by Q&A and reception with Anthony Chen, whose debut feature made him the first and only Singaporean awarded at Cannes.
Join us for a screening of American Sikh, telling the true story of "Sikh Captain America" Vishavjit Singh's journey as an artist and activist. Followed by lively Q-&-A and reception with Michelin-starred chef Vikas Khanna!
Carol Gluck leads a conversation with Asia Society's Takako Hikotani and Yasufumi Nakamori, and economist Paul Sheard, on the transformations Japan experienced during the Meiji era and their relevance today.
