Arts Video Gallery

The AVC Classical Quartet performs a spontaneous and impromptu musical experience.

Shashi Tharoor speaks with Seema Sirohi about the thought-provoking blend of ideas, philosophies, and ideologies originating from his homeland.

Dominique Townsend and Tsering Wangmo Dhompa speak with Tenzin Dickie about their cherished cultural legacy that accompanies the Tibetan diaspora.

Manil Suri speaks with Patrick Honner about his latest book which embarks on a mathematical origin story spanning the universe.

Rachel Cooper and Sanjoy K. Roy deliver the opening remarks.

The Indian-American artist speaks with the new Asia Society Museum director about her artistic journey, multinational background, and personal history.

Barbara Demick speaks with Philipp Ivanov about her book that portrays the struggle of Tibetans in modern China.

Curtis Chin, Virgo Lee, and Mae Ngai speak with Chris Kwok about the film depicting the man behind the camera.

The film director and Kristina Varshavskaya speak with Rachel Cooper about their film and how the past still resonates today.

Crystal Kwok speaks with Philipp Ivanov about her film and the histories of Black and Asian communities.

The Asia 21 Next Generation Fellow and Asia Game Changer Award honoree speaks with Sadia Shepard about what drives her filmmaking career.

The esteemed writer discusses her latest book about a lifelong friendship that was put to the test with Dur e Aziz Amna.

Marina Fareed and Qazi Shaukat Fareed speak with Rachel Cooper about welcoming guests to their home and connecting over delicious food, good humor, and informal ambiance.

The translator and author discusses the mechanics of translating Urdu works into English with Wafa Asher.

The son of the late Punjab governor in Pakistan speaks with Wajahat S. Khan about his nearly half-decade captivity.

Rachel Cooper, Masood Khan, and Razi Ahmed deliver messages during the opening of the annual literary and cultural event.

Phloeun Prim, Sokunthary Svay, Elena Park, Joe Melillo, and Karen Brooks Hopkins explore the transformative power of the arts and its catalytic role in the post-Khmer Rouge society.

An overview of In the Green Room: Layering Legacies of Asian and Black American Women in Jazz.