The Association of Mainland Southeast Asia Scholars (AMSEAS) invites paper and panel proposals for the 2nd AMSEAS Conference to take place online on Monday 27th – Tuesday 28th November 2023. The conference theme is: “Mainland Southeast Asia: Power, Politics, and Climate Change in Times of Uncertainty”. Click here to submit a paper or a panel. Conference background […]
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On June 20th, 2023, the Postgraduate Student Liaisons of the Asian Studies Association of Australia and the Japanese Studies Association of Australia organized an online networking event for postgraduate students in Japanese and Asian Studies. The event, named ‘Building Bridges,’ aimed to foster new connections and research collaborations among postgraduate students in the field. With
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Date: 7-8 July 2023 Theme: Who are you, Malaysia? Representations of Malaysia’s Past, Present, and Future after 60 Years of Nationhood Location: New Era University College, Kajang, Malaysia Convenor: Dr Jason Ng Sze Chieh, New Era University College The Malaysia and Singapore Society of Australia (MASSA) is the first ‘country’ association to be affiliated with
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This year, the Sydney Asian Art Series 2023 will be co-presented by the Power Institute with VisAsia at the Art Gallery of NSW. The events bring together a range of experts from across the world to address the impact of the digital on art history and art museums. There are two upcoming events: Yael Rice
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What: The 6th annual conference of the Asia Pacific Tropical Climate Conservation Art Research Network When: 3-5 July 2023 Where: Ubud (2-3 July); Denpasar (4-5 July) Register: here This year APTCCARN, Institut Konservasi and the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation will gather together to reconnect again and share creative conservation initiatives and ‘learned’ practices
On view from February 20, 2022, through July 2, 2022, at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, an exhibition titled The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, 1947–1985, explores a formative period in South Asia’s path to self-determination through the lens of modern architecture. Focusing on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka in
