Video Gallery

This page features all video coverage of Asia Society New York's recent public programs, exhibitions, and performances. For videos on a specific topic — Arts, Current Affairs, Education, or Policy — please use the menu links to the left. Please note: Clicking on a video will send you to Asia Society's global video gallery.

Current Affairs

A Conversation With Martha Raddatz (Complete)

A conversation with ABC News Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz.

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Arts

The Making of Mila (Complete)

A special discussion and preview with the cast and crew of Mila, a chamber opera that explores household tensions and educational pressures endemic in Hong Kong, with a spotlight on the global phenomenon of immigrant labor.

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Current Affairs

What Happened to Myanmar? (Complete)

Thant Myint-U discusses his new book 'The Hidden History of Burma' with Tom Nagorski.

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Arts

Kai-Yin Lo — A Memoir (Complete)

The designer, cultural historian, and teacher Kai-Yin Lo sits down with Asia Society's Rachel Cooper to discuss her memoir 'Designing a Life: A Cross-Cultural Journey.'

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Policy

China's Season of Major Political Anniversaries (Complete)

Geremie Barmé delivers a sweeping historical speech before discussing China, past and present, with Orville Schell and Jing Tsu.

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Arts

Who Owns the Water? (Complete)

Contemporary artist Vibha Galhotra addresses the titular question in a panel discussion based on her long-term work around the use of water.

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Current Affairs

Why North Korea Is Wary of China

John Delury explains that, despite a flurry of diplomatic activity of the two countries, Pyongyang has reason to fear Beijing's financial largesse.

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Current Affairs

William Burns on Resolving the Iran and North Korean Nuclear Crises

The veteran diplomat assesses the relative difficulty of resolving both situations.

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Current Affairs

Building Peace With North Korea (Complete)

John Delury and Dong-Jin Kim discuss the role humanitarian assistance plays in fostering peace on the Korean peninsula.

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Arts

Cautionary Tales About Rage, Fate, and Forgiveness (Complete)

In this illustrated lecture, art historian and curator Donald Stadtner explores the complex syncretism of religious practice in Sri Lanka.

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Current Affairs

President's Forum: Ambassador William Burns (Complete)

The distinguished diplomat sits down with Asia Society President and CEO Josette Sheeran for a conversation about world affairs.

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Current Affairs

Kung Fu Nuns of the Drukpa Lineage Accept Asia Game Changer Award

The nuns have attracted a wide following in India and Nepal through their martial arts skills and good works.

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Current Affairs

Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike Accepts Asia Game Changer Award

The governor, unable to attend due to a recent typhoon, was honored in absentia for her role in shattering the glass ceiling in Japan.

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Current Affairs

Jane Jie Sun Accepts Asia Game Changer Award

The CEO of Ctrip credited diversity in fostering the success of her company.

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Current Affairs

Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi Accepts Asia Game Changer Award

Al Qasimi was selected for broadening awareness of art in her native Gulf region.

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Current Affairs

Cricket Star Sana Mir Accepts Asia Game Changer Award

Mir dedicated her award to a younger generation and those leading the fight against climate change.

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Current Affairs

Trailblazing Attorney Faiza Saeed Accepts Asia Game Changer Award

The first female presiding partner of Cravath, Swaine & More speaks about the importance of diversity in fostering successful organizations.

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Current Affairs

Would You Pay $9,000 for an iPhone? The Problems With a U.S.-China Economic Divorce

Duncan Clark explores how "the great decoupling" might affect consumer prices.

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