How did we arrive at "camera eats first" as a society? Artist Esther M. Choi, curator Iris Moon, and chef and community organizer Natasha Pickowicz discuss the world of art and art history in food and its presentation.

See Asia Society Museum's new exhibitions at the March edition of our Leo Bar Happy Hour. Enjoy free Museum admission and guided tours, drink specials, and more in Asia Society's gorgeous Garden Court.

Join us for a free talk with pivotal "Sixth Generation" Chinese filmmaker Wang Xiaoshuai.

The first in Wang Xiaoshuai's new trilogy excavating Chinese history on an intimate, familial level, 'So Long, My Son' follows two families torn apart by the death of a child over a span of decades.

A portrait of the profound love for the land, across three generations of a family in modern Chinese rural life, by seminal 6th Generation filmmaker Wang Xiaoshuai. New York premiere/Followed by a Q&A.

Join us for an online discussion on how China is viewed by citizens around the world, particularly in the Global South, and the implications for policymakers, including in China.

NPR correspondent Emily Feng speaks with China Books Review editor Alec Ash about her new book, Let Only Red Flowers Bloom.

Join us for a panel discussion on U.S.-Taiwan relations under the Trump administration.

An evening of poetry, memoir, conversation, and dance: Nandana Sen, Vishakha Desai and Preeti Vasudevan explore love, rebellion, marriage, motherhood, and migration in this artistic, intimate and global celebration of Women's History Month.

Elaine Pagels and Lian Xi join Orville Schell to discuss the role of religion in politics, from Pontius Pilate to Chairman Mao.