07/27/2009: 2009 Summer Residential Seminar at USC

Nine-day residential professional development seminar for K-12 educators employed outside of the greater Los Angeles area.

10/08/2009: Lecture by Wang Jing

MIT's Wang Jing will speak at USC on U.S. - China relations.

10/22/2009: Literary Luncheon

Lisa See discusses her most recent novel, Shanghai Girls.

10/29/2009: USC Global Conference

The USC Global Conference heads to Taipei for a look at the emerging trends that will shape tomorrow’s world.

06/18/2009: Journey from Zanskar

Filmmaker Frederick Marx, producer of Academy Award nominated “Hoop Dreams,” will be premiering a rough cut of his new film.

04/29/2009: China's Environment Goes Global

Elizabeth Economy, Asia Director of the Council on Foreign Relations, will examine the environmental and social impact China has on the world as a result of its economic development.

04/29/2009: China and India: Variation in the Reregulation of Foreign Direct Investment in the Age of Globalization

Roselyn Hsueh presents a talk on the differences in which China and India regulate their FDI.

04/23/2009: Thirty Years and Counting: The Taiwan Relations Act and Its Multi-Faceted Significance in U.S.-China-Taiwan Relations

USC Center for International Studies presents a panel discussion.

04/22/2009: From Death Anxiety to Appreciation

University of Hong Kong's Amy Chow will discuss death education.

04/16/2009: Revenge of the Forbidden City: Effectiveness of the Anti-Falungong Campaign in China, 1999-2005

James Tong speaks on the Chinese government's anti-Falungong campaign.

04/15/2009: Suicide in Asia

A presentation by Paul Yip, Professor of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong and Director of the Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention

04/09/2009: Remonstration and Authoritarian Rule in Rural China

Hiroki Takeuchi explores democratic institutions in autocracies by examining various channels of political participation in rural China.

04/07/2009: Planning of Imperial Mausoleums

Professor Yang Zhefeng gives a lecture on the "new discovery" of the planning of imperial mausoleums.

04/06/2009: Asia/Pacific Business Outlook 2009 Conference

The Center for International Business Education & Research (CIBER)presents a conference on doing business in the Asia-Pacific region.

07/01/2009: Urban China: Jiang Jun & Benjamin Godsil

The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles presents a talk on urban China by Jiang Jun and Benjamin Godsil in conjunction with their ongoing exhibition "Urban China: Informal Cities".

07/01/2009: Chinese Cultural Relics & Artworks: Auction Markets

Wang Yannan, Director and President of China Guardian Auctions Co., Ltd., will speak on auction markets.

06/27/2009: First Emperor

The Bowers Museum presents a screening of the film "First Emperor".

06/25/2009: Crude Oil Part 2

The 2009 LA Film Fest will screen "Crude Oil Part 2" at the Hammer Museum.

06/24/2009: Authors on Asia: The East, the West and Sex: A History of Erotic Encounters

Beijing Bureau Chief Richard Bernstein will give a talk about his new book at the Pacific Asia Museum.

06/24/2009: Crude Oil Part 1

The 2009 LA Film Fest will screen "Crude Oil Part 1" at the Hammer Museum.

06/23/2009: Weng Tonghe: His Family & Collection

The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens present a lecture by Hao Sheng on the history of Weng Tonghe's life and his collection on display at the Huntington.

06/10/2009: Who was Lu Xun's First Love?

UCLA's Center for Chinese Studies presents a talk by Professor Zhang Enhe on the Chinese author Lu Xun, one of the major Chinese writers of the twentieth century.

06/09/2009: Claire Chiu DMA Final Degree Piano Recital

Claire Chiu will perform her DMA final degree piano recital at UCLA.

06/09/2009: The Global Financial Crisis: How Did We Get Here? How Do We Get Out?

A conference which examines the measures governments in Asia and the U.S. are taking to address the global financial crisis.

07/17/2009: Fifth Annual 21st Century China Symposium

University of Hawaii-Manoa presents their fifth annual China symposium with the theme of increasing trust in US-China Relations, featuring keynote speaker Daniel Piccuta.

07/17/2009: Taiwan's Quest for International Space

The Sigur Center for Asian Studies presents a roundtable on Taiwan.

09/26/2009: Contact and Exchange: China and the West

The Folger Institute presents a one-day conference for scholars of western European cultures to engage in conversation with experts studying the history of China.

06/26/2009: North American Taiwan Studies Association Conference

The The 15th Annual North American Taiwan Studies Conference at The University of Texas at Austin.

06/26/2009: Locating Taiwan: Space, Culture and Society

The 15th Annual North American Taiwan Studies Conference

06/23/2009: Transatlantic Perspectives on China

The Sigur Center for Asian Studies' China Policy Program presents a conference about transatlantic perspectives on Chinese government and society.

06/22/2009: Buddhist Traditions of Tibet and the Himalayas (NEH Seminar)

The College of the Holy Cross a summer program focusing on the study of Buddhism in Tibetan and the Himalayas.

06/19/2009: The Financial Crisis and the Changing Role of Workers in China

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China present a roundtable discussion on the financial crisis and worker's roles in China.

06/11/2009: China and the Internet

The National Committee on United States-China Relations presents a talks on China and the internet by Professors Ashley Esarey and Yang Guobin.

06/04/2009: The 20th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Protests: Examining the Significance of the 1989 Demonstrations in China and Implications for U.S. Policy

Senator Byron Dorgan presents a hearing on the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests and their implications for U.S. policy.

05/22/2009: What 'Democracy' Means in China After 30 Years of Reform

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China presents a roundtable.

05/20/2009: The Art of Walking on Two Legs: Stakeholder and Challenger Elements in China’s National Security Strategy after the Cold War

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars presents a discussion by Liselotte Odgaard on the debate over China's national security strategy after the Cold War.

05/20/2009: Two Suns in the Heavens: The Sino-Soviet Struggle for Supremacy, 1962-1967

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars presents a discussion on Sino-Soviet relations during the 1960s.

04/11/2009 - 07/13/2009: Treasures through Six Generations: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy from the Weng Collection

An exhibition of Chinese painting and calligraphy highlighting works spanning 900 years

04/22/2009 - 07/15/2009: Eternal Sky: Reviving the Art of Mongol Zurag

The Institute of East Asian Studies at UC Berkeley presents an exhibition of the work of artist Narmandakh Tsultem, who paints in the traditional Mongol Zurag style.

04/25/2009 - 07/19/2009: Urban China: Informal Cities

An exhibition that explores the dynamic and innovative content of Urban China.

02/10/2009 - 08/09/2009: Asian Journeys: Collecting Art in Post-war America

Asia Society and Museum in New York presents John D. Rockefeller 3rd's exceptional collection of Asian art, as well as that of their adviser Sherman E. Lee.

11/03/2008 - 11/03/2009: Ancient Arts of China: A 5000 Year Legacy

Bowers Museum presents a collection that portrays the evolution of Chinese technology, art and culture.

10/21/2009 - 11/10/2009: Ancient Paths, Modern Voices: Celebrating Chinese Culture

A citywide festival featuring Chinese musicians and artists performing different genres of music.

11/14/2008 - 11/14/2009: Chinese Art: A Seattle Perspective

The Seattle Asian Art Museum presents an opportunity to see a collection with representative works from each dynastic period.

11/15/2008 - 11/15/2009: Masters of Adornment: The Miao People of China

The Bowers Museum presents a collection of exquisite textiles and silver jewelry that highlights the beauty and wealth of the Miao peoples of southwest China.

08/16/2009 - 11/29/2009: Steeped in History: The Art of Tea

The Fowler Museum at UCLA presents an exhibition on the history of tea in Asia, Europe, and America through art.

02/12/2009 - 02/12/2010: Art of Adornment: Tribal Beauty

An exhibit featuring body adornments from indigenous peoples around the world

03/24/2009 - 06/14/2009: Wang Quingsong Hammer Project

UCLA Hammer Museum presents the latest work of Chinese photographer Wang Quingsong, "Skyscraper".

02/12/2009 - 06/07/2009: Noble Tombs at Mawangdui: Art and Life in the Changsha Kingdom, Third Century BCE to First Century

An exhibit featuring treasures of the Marquis of the Changsha Kingdom and his family

05/20/2009 - 05/21/2009: Asian American Designer Series: Karen Ford

AsiaStore presents a showcase of pieces by a series of Asian American designers, featuring ceramics by Karen Ford.

01/28/2009 - 03/06/2009: Rubbings

Wesleyan University presents an exhibition on contemporary Chinese rubbings.

08/23/2008 - 02/22/2009: Guests of the Hills: Travelers and Recluses in Chinese Landscape Painting

Freer Gallery of Art presents an exhibition on the depictions of recluses and recreational travelers in Chinese landscape painting.

10/18/2008 - 01/11/2009: China Design Now

This exhibition captures an extraordinary moment as China opens up to global influences and responds to the hopes and dreams of its new urban middle class.

09/05/2008 - 01/11/2009: Art and China's Revolution

Asia Society Presents First Comprehensive Exhibition Devoted to Revolutionary Chinese Art from the 1950s Through 1970s.

09/17/2008 - 01/11/2009: Confucius: Shaping Values Through Art

Confucius: Shaping Values Through Art explores how Confucian values have permeated East Asian culture. It utilizes the Museum’s own collection as a case study.

09/10/2008 - 01/04/2009: Mahjong: Contemporary Chinese Art from the Sigg Collection

141 works by 96 artists, drawn from one of the world’s most important and comprehensive collections of contemporary Chinese art.

10/08/2008 - 11/10/2008: History Recycled: Photographs of Architectural Design by Deng Kunyan

UC Berkeley presents an exhibition of the photographs of designs by Taiwanese architect Deng Kunyan, a pioneering figure in the movement to revitalize Shanghai’s desolate industrial spaces for contemporary use.