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Asia Society Texas celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Enjoy a curated calendar of live events, recommendations, and on-demand content highlighting the traditions, talents, and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans.
Asia Society Texas' annual Tiger Ball gala raised over $1.5 million while honoring community leaders Kathy and Glen Gondo for their lifelong commitment to building cultural understanding and friendships through Japanese culture.
Choreographed by Nao Kusuzaki with original music by Kaoru Watanabe, the passionate and poetic new ballet 'Genji' premieres at Asia Society Texas on March 24–25, 2023.
Featuring 32 artists of Chinese descent, 'Summoning Memories: Art Beyond Chinese Traditions' creates a dynamic intergenerational dialogue steeped in memory and diverse perspectives.
Asia Society Texas' new exhibition features the abstract modernist work of Lain Singh Bangdel, widely considered Nepal's foremost modern artist, in the first solo show by a Nepali artist at any Asia Society site.
Asia Society Texas announces the appointment of Owen Duffy, Ph.D., as the organization's new Nancy C. Allen Curator and Director of Exhibitions. Duffy was previously the director of St. John's University's Yeh Art Gallery.
Asia Society Texas is embarking on an ambitious $10.7 million project to radically advance educational tools needed by students and educators to learn the untold narratives of Asians and Asian Americans.
Asia Society Texas' second installment of 'Artists on Site' provides working studio space and funding to Houston-based artists Luisa Duarte, Ruhee Maknojia, Matt Manalo, and Lanecia Rouse Tinsley.
Celebrating Asia Society Texas Center's 10th anniversary, the annual gala honored Nancy C. Allen and Anne and Albert Chao for their enduring commitment and visionary spirit that have made the Texas Center possible.
Asia Society Texas Center’s second installment of 'Artists on Site' provides working studio space and funding to Houston-based BIPOC artists Bennie Flores Ansell, Guadalupe Hernandez, Preetika Rajgariah, and Stevie Spurgin.
