This page features all video coverage of Asia Society New York's recent Arts programming. Please note: Clicking on a video will send you to Asia Society's global video gallery.
In 'The Prophet's Heir,' Hassan Abbas provides a nuanced, compelling portrait of Ali ibn Abi Talib, a towering yet divisive figure and the origins of sectarian division within Islam.
Asia Society Triennial artist Susie Ibarra's 'Fragility Etudes' are studies into a world of sound that reflect humanity's interdependence and mutual existence alongside the natural environment.
Asia Society Triennial artist, vocalist, performer composer, and educator Samita Sinha premieres Tear, an investigation of potentiality and emergence through voice.
A live virtual performance by Asia Society Triennial artist Joyce Ho, 'An Artist Talk' appropriates the structure of a lecture to reimagine daily rituals.
Poets, writers, artists, and actors shared the words of Burmese poets and addressed the unspeakable tragedy of the Burmese poets who have been jailed or killed since the February 2021 coup.
A conversation featuring David Stern, son of Isaac Stern, and Tiffany Hu and Jian Wang, musicians who played with the elder Stern during his unprecedented tour of China in 1979.
Acclaimed director Jia Zhang-Ke discusses his latest film, a documentary featuring the authors Jia Pingwa, Yu Hua, and Liang Hong, with scholar of China and film Michael Berry.
Following the premiere of the newly commissioned work 'Artists Making Music,' Asia Society Triennial artist Ahmet Öğüt discusses the film with Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, vice president for global artistic programs.
Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, vice president of global artistic programs, leads a discussion with artists Kenneth Tam and Siyan Wong to examine the lasting legacy of Vincent Chin's story.
A striking work of performance, voice, and music from Asia Society Triennial artist anGie seah, followed by a conversation with the artist and Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, director of Asia Society Museum.
A Q&A with film director Derek Kwok-Cheung Tsang, whose film "Better Days" is Hong Kong's submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2021 Academy Awards.
Featuring a keynote conversation between Gloria Steinem and Julie Taymor and panel discussion with a new generation of women change makers, this program highlights individuals operating at the vanguard of societal progress.
Dr. Scott Kurashige delivers the lecture "Representation to Revolution: What Asian American Studies Can Teach Us About Systems of Oppression" and appears in conversation with writer, scholar, and activist adrienne maree brown.
Three scholars of Byzantine, Islamic, non-Han Chinese, and Buddhist arts shed light on the wisdom from the Medieval period that is still visible today and explore the plurality of historical narratives.
