Past Events
USC Chinese Student and Scholars Association co-hosts a forum that aims to present in-depth discussion about the linkage between Chinese culture and technology in Southern California and the U.S. market.
The Crow Collection of Asian Art presents an exhibition of Tibetan book covers.
The Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Texas at Austin will host a professional training conference on communicating, studying, and working in Asia.
After the Museum’s year and a half devoted to American folk art, craft and design it seems appropriate to return to Mingei’s origins and to plumb again the rich core of the Museum’s collection, its Japanese arts of daily life. Brief selections from Soetsu Yanagi’s writings (he coined the word mingei) will accompany and give context to a wide range of objects, not thought of as art until Yanagi’s inspired insight, but today recognized as beautiful and often timeless.
This exhibition features sculpture from the Museum’s collection of historic Tibetan lamas and noted teachers of Tibetan Buddhism.
Murrieta Economic Development Department hosts a seminar on exporting and importing in China.
The retired four-star general and former CIA director, David Petraeus addressed the issues of economic challenges facing China and the U.S.-China relationship during a roundtable discussion at USC.
The 21st Century China Program and Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China host the fourth annual Robert F. Ellsworth Memorial Lecture on the changing geopolitics in East Asia.
The US-China People's Friendship Association of Long Beach presents a talk by Clayton Dube on the impact of the economic slowdown in China.
An NCTA workshop with Mary Barber Roberts, held at the University of Washington in Seattle.