Arts
Pandemic lockdowns inspire Chinese artists
Shanghai's harsh COVID-19 restrictions recorded for posterity
Arts
Arts
Thailand and Singapore lead comeback for Asia's art fests
Post-pandemic biennales challenge Hong Kong's regional dominance
Arts
'New Wave' filmmakers put spotlight on Malaysian cinema
Feature film 'Stone Turtle' bags coveted award and critical interest at film festivals
Arts
Tale of defiant Iranian female soccer fan echoes Tehran protests
'The Football Aficionado' wins best Asian documentary at Busan film festival
Arts
Seeing Picasso in Tokyo? Prepare to pay more
Higher costs and visitor limits test sustainability of loans from abroad
Arts
How music rocked Sri Lanka's ruling class
After years underground, independent bands are wielding more political influence
Life
Japanese jazz pianist plays on after Asian hate crime attack
Tadataka Unno fights hatred and violence with music and harmony
Arts
Big Ben refurbishment project echoes Britain's spirit and history
'Nation's heartbeat' given big, tradition-bound face-lift
Arts
Foreign women writers give alternative view of Japan
Works on Japanese culture, history, reflect distinct sensibility through the ages
Arts
Bangkok photo exhibit portrays plight of Myanmar refugees
Those forced to live in Thai borderlands face an "Endless Escape"
Media & Entertainment
BTS free concert draws worldwide 'Army' decked out in purple
Busan event marked milestone for K-pop sensation amid news of military induction
Arts
Thai collectors embrace new art of auctions
Prices and demand increase for 'character-driven' figures and toys
Arts
Sri Lanka's Shehan Karunatilaka wins 2022 Booker Prize
Darkly humorous 'The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida' unanimous choice of judges
Arts
Thai cave rescue drama returns to screens, again
Uniquely, the latest documentary features interviews with the trapped children
Arts
Books: Sri Lankan wartime satire mixes fantasy and dark reality
Shehan Karunatilaka is year's only Asian Booker Prize finalist
Arts
French writer Annie Ernaux awarded Nobel Prize in literature
The 82-year-old cited for her mostly autobiographical works
Arts
When art becomes evidence of truth
Exhibitions of Imelda Marcos' paintings and jewelry defy historical revisionism
Arts
Seoul aims to ride Korean culture wave to art hub status
Hong Kong's strict COVID rules send dealers, gallery owners to look elsewhere
Arts
Foreign directors create their own Korean dramas
Films by Japan's Miike and Kore-eda to be showcased at Busan festival
Arts
Southeast Asia leads vintage Chinese jazz revival
A century on, 'indecent' Shidaiqu music is blossoming in Malaysia and Singapore
