Arts & Culture

Writer and professor Michael Meyer suggests that an atmosphere of stress on U.S. campuses, among other factors, explain a diminished desire to go overseas.

The famous collector and diplomat describes his experience in the contemporary Chinese art scene.

FX Harsono describes how the experience of being ethnically Chinese during Indonesia's 1998 riots inspired his art.

Despite their documentary clocking in at 18 hours, Ken Burns and Lynn Novick have encountered some critics who say it wasn't thorough enough.

The region's turbulent history has caused political art to flourish.

The acclaimed Kathak artist on her upcoming performance in The Forgotten Empress

The director discusses the experience of Abacus, a tiny New York bank indicted for its role in the financial crisis.

Thought provoking works by seven artists and one artist group from Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam on view starting September 8, 2017

Asia Society Texas Center’s fifth year of ExploreAsia camps explored social issues in Asia, art and cultures of East Asia, Japanese manga (comics), art of the South Pacific, and dances of India and China.

Featuring more than 100 outstanding works of art, Wondrous Worlds: Art & Islam through Time & Place will showcase the long history, vast geographic expanse, and amazing diversity of works of art in the Islamic world.