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Asia Society Texas' series 'Artists on Site' returns for a fourth round showcasing four featured artists Tatiana Escallón, Farima Fooladi, Naomi Kuo, and Alexis Pye.
'Summoning Memories: Art Beyond Chinese Traditions' highlights works by over 30 contemporary artists of Chinese descent who reinterpret traditions in dynamic and innovative ways across various art forms and mediums.
'Lain Singh Bangdel: Moon Over Kathmandu' brings to life many of the notable contributions of Nepal’s preeminent modern artist, Lain Singh Bangdel, originally debuting at Yeh Art Gallery, St. John's University.
'Yōkai: Scenes of the Supernatural in Japanese Woodblock Prints' brings together the art of Japan in this exhibition with over 80 works, featuring Edo period woodblock prints as well as printed books (e-hon) spanning over 250 years.
Asia Society Texas' series 'Artists on Site' returns for a third round showcasing four featured artists Ruhee Maknojia, Matt Manalo, Luisa Duarte, and Lanecia Rouse Tinsley.
'Everything She Has Within Herself' brings together three murals of empowerment by Jas Charanjiva, Chanel Miller, and Jenifer K. Wofford, originally commissioned by the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.
Through the works of artists Phung Huynh, Beili Liu, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, 'Making Home: Artists and Immigration' centers the complexities of deeply personal histories of immigration.
Pushing sculpture, installation, and painting in innovative directions, artist Kana Harada creates an imaginative universe of awe, wonder, and intimacy that draws the natural world into museum spaces.
Four artists, using our galleries as public-facing studio spaces, will be working in media including painting, sculpture, design, performance, and installation, and sharing their unique process with visitors.
In this installation featuring paper works by Hong Hong, Asia Society's architecture is both a support and counterpoint for the artist's exploration of scale, visual perception, and experiential connection.
