Arts Video Gallery

Cindy Hsu speaks with Asia Society’s global trustees on how leaders are helping their organizations.

Kevin Rudd welcomes attendees to Asia Society’s annual symposium that highlights contributions made by Asian American Pacific Islander talent to the workplace.

Bing Chen hosts Asia Society’s first-ever awards night for the outstanding Asian Pacific Americans in the workplace.

Nazgol Ansarinia shows some of her art work and explains the social contexts in which they were created. 

Lily Amir Arojmand, the founder of the Iranian cultural initiative known as Kanoon, discusses the impact and legacy of her work with Docunight founder Ahmad Kiarostami.

Docunight founder Ahmad Kiarostami appeared in conversation with film critic Godfrey Cheshire to discuss the importance of Iranian documentary film.

Vande Mataram is a concert journeying across the length and breadth of India through music. Sung in more than ten official Indian languages, the concert’s theme is India’s unity in diversity.

Taghi Amirani and Walter Murch talk about their documentary film detailing the CIA and MI6 staged coup in 1953 in Iran.

Image makers and activators discuss the intersection of art and climate action.

Key stakeholders of the landmark exhibition delivered opening remarks and answered questions from press.

Author and actor John Cho reads from and discusses his YA fiction debut, ‘Troublemaker,’ which highlights the perspective of a young Korean American during the 1992 L.A. Riots.

Carina Evangelista talks to Avid Liongoren and Joe Mateo about their animated short films.

Oscar-winning couple E. Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin share the challenges they had to overcome to produce their documentary.

Asia Society rings in the Lunar New Year of the Tiger with a presentation of music, dance, stories, and puppets.

S. Alice Mong speaks with Jessica Kingdon, Maggie Li, and Kira Simon-Kennedy about the making of their film.

Dr. Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak contextualizes the broader cultural climate and examines the reconceived missions in the art and culture sector in light of recent events.

Bangkok Art Biennale Chief Executive Dr. Apinan Poshyananda responds to the themes of the discourse during the run of the Summit and provides recommendations on best practices for the future.

Identifying the structural inequities in the arts, panelists consider the racial, gender, and other representational issues within their own organizations and offer measures that promote more meaningful engagement with local communities.