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Asia Society and the Council on Foreign Relations presents the award-winning documentary "Beyond Utopia" on the lengths people will go to escape a life of oppression in North Korea. A panel discussion will follow the screening.
Join CCA for a discussion on how to navigate the changing domestic politics of U.S.-China relations in both countries and understand the broader challenges of formulating China policy in today's Washington.
Join us for a transnational dialogue in the form of a film screening and discussion: Eiko Otake and Wen Hui present their award-winning film No Rule is Our Rule, telling the story of their friendship as two independent female artists.
Join us for the return of an Asia Society tradition: a conversation with experts about the year ahead. Bloomberg's Bobby Ghosh will lead a conversation with Asia Society's Bates Gill, and Sidney Jones.
Join us for an advanced screening of The Breaking Ice, Singapore's official Oscars submission! Followed by Q&A and reception with Anthony Chen, whose debut feature made him the first and only Singaporean awarded at Cannes.
Join us for the return of an Asia Society tradition: a conversation with experts about the year ahead. Bloomberg's Bobby Ghosh will lead a conversation with Asia Society's Bates Gill, and Sidney Jones.
Join us for an advanced screening of The Breaking Ice, Singapore's official Oscars submission! Followed by Q&A and reception with Anthony Chen, whose debut feature made him the first and only Singaporean awarded at Cannes.
Join us for a screening of American Sikh, telling the true story of "Sikh Captain America" Vishavjit Singh's journey as an artist and activist. Followed by lively Q-&-A and reception with Michelin-starred chef Vikas Khanna!
Carol Gluck leads a conversation with Asia Society's Takako Hikotani and Yasufumi Nakamori, and economist Paul Sheard, on the transformations Japan experienced during the Meiji era and their relevance today.
Renowned art historians Joan Kee and Steven Nelson discuss Black artists whose works incorporate Asian techniques, motifs, and philosophies. Their innovative practices result in a rich artistic dialogue, expanding boundaries of modern art.
