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.

Arts

The Healing: Manisha Koirala in Conversation With Sanjoy K. Roy

The beloved Bollywood actor appears in conversation with Teamwork Arts' Roy, discussing her life, career, and battle with ovarian cancer.

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Arts

Mapping the Heavens

The author of 'Mapping the Heavens: The Radical Scientific Ideas That Reveal the Cosmos,' Yale University Professor of Astrophysics Priyamvada Natarajan presents on a variety of topics including dark matter, dark energy, and black holes.

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Current Affairs

Caste, Color, and Gender

Four authors discuss the intersectionalities and share their personal experiences with class, caste, color, gender, and more in a discussion during JLF (Jaipur Literature Festival) in New York.

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Arts

Food, Memory, and Culture

Novelists, scholars, and food critics, including Adam Platt of New York magazine and Ligaya Mishan of the New York Times, address the complex relationship between food, memory, and narrative.

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Arts

These Lands We Call Home

A panel of writers and scholars looks at the forces of nationalism, the demographics and economics of human movement, and personal interpretations and stories of the lands we call home.

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Arts

A Musical Performance From Utsav Lal and Alec Goldfarb

A raga piano and guitar performance kicks off JLF New York, a production of the Jaipur Literature Festival.

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Arts

Wang Dongling Demonstrates His Dynamic Calligraphy Style at Asia Society New York

Highlights from a special performance and discussion with the celebrated Chinese calligrapher.

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Arts

A Conversation with Xiaoze Xie (Complete)

The artist discusses hist recent body of work, seen in 'Xiaoze Xie: Objects of Evidence' at Asia Society Museum, with senior curator of modern and contemporary art Michelle Yun.

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Current Affairs

The Argument for 'One Country, Two Systems'

Hong Kong people are not asking for the moon, argues lawmaker Alvin Yeung, they are simply asking for what had been promised from the start.

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Current Affairs

Will Beijing Quash the Hong Kong Protests?

Hong Kong lawmakers Dennis Kwok and Alvin Yeung talk about protesters' concerns and Beijing's bluster over the possible use of force.

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Current Affairs

Perspectives on Hong Kong’s Protests (Complete)

Hong Kong Legislative Council members Dennis Kwok and Alvin Yeung share their insights into the profound political crisis shaking the territory.

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Policy

Navigating the Belt and Road Initiative (Complete)

Daniel Russel, Jamie Horsley, Aaron Halegua, and Min Ye discuss Russel's new report on how China can achieve better outcomes in its landmark initiative.

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Current Affairs

On Kissinger (Complete)

Winston Lord speaks with Orville Schell about his new book about the former secretary of state.

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Current Affairs

Asian Americans in the Political Arena (Complete)

U.S. Representatives Grace Meng and Andrew Kim share their unique experiences, perspectives, and lessons learned throughout their journey in politics.

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Arts

Preview and Discussion: 'Voyage to the East' (Complete)

Join the principal members of the creative team, including the Metropolitan Opera's Tian Hao Jiang, as they perform excerpts from and discuss a new opera by composer Tang Jianping.

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Current Affairs

Why Nuclear Weapons Are So Important to North Korea

Anna Fifield and Daniel Russel discuss why Kim Jong Un has gone to such lengths to maintain his nuclear program in spite of international pressure to give it up.

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Current Affairs

Understanding North Korea

Anna Fifield discusses her new book with Daniel Russel.

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Current Affairs

The Shrinking Space for Human Rights in China

Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times discusses the role of human rights in contemporary China in the decades following the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.

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