Apologies for our recent not posting earlier in the week and missing one or two weeks of posts. The events calendar and the exhibitions calendar are kept up to date. So...
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The Lunar New Year is more than exchanging greetings and blessings on the first day and eating dumplings. In Chinese culture, it’s a fifteen-day holiday on a schedule wherein each...
This week: Documentaries about Filipino workers in Taiwan and about three siblings from Harlem who search for their family roots; artist talk with Joyce Yu-Jean Lee; opening reception at Wing On...
This week: A gritty, critically acclaimed animated Chinese film; classic wuxia at Metrograph; extremely rare movies from Hong Kong; a retrospective of films by a Tibetan filmmaker; Jackie Chan at...
This week: Chinese composers; music in classical Chinese literature; explorations of the human voice by Audrey Chen; a panel discussion about “new” Chinese food and new Chinese diasporic identity ;...
This week: Wang Bing’s observational documentary on the lives of migrant textile factory workers; the launch of Issue Two of The Shanghai Literary Review; exhibitions by an artist from Macau and...
Happy New Year! We’re excited that this inaugural event and exhibition listing of 2018 includes screenings of Feng Xiaogang’s Youth, a re-interpretation of a masterpiece of Chinese theater written in the...
It’s late in the holiday shopping season, and you might be looking for a few more things or just haven’t found the right gift because of a feeling of wishing...
This week: Lots and lots of films, including Feng Xiaogang’s government-delayed Youth, documentaries selected by Ai Weiwei, and classics such as In the Mood for Love (preceded by an interpretation by artist...
We’re back after an unintended two-week hiatus! What did we miss? Were we missed? This week: Three 4+ hour long films, including one of our favorites, A Brighter Summer Day; a...