Arts
Wong Kar-wai masterpiece restores Hong Kong's mood for love
Remastered print thrills audiences anew at home and abroad
Arts
Arts
Exhibit on Japanese artist Kusama set to draw huge crowds in Israel
First exhibit in Israel on the 92-year-old artist is fully booked through mid-February
Arts
Hong Kong's M+ museum finally open despite censorship uproar
Controversial art house faces myriad challenges including national security law
Arts
Japanese cellist of outstanding artistry wins Geneva competition
25-year-old Michiaki Ueno became first Japanese to get cello award
Tea Leaves
Golden heads and fake hotels -- a salve in pandemic times
Melbourne's eclectic public art encourages political expression in lengthy lockdowns
Arts
India starts to talk about child sexual abuse
A victim's powerful memoir sheds light on a largely hidden issue
Arts
Tokyo film festival proves that cinema can unite us all
"Crossing borders" theme backed by diverse lineup and cross-cultural talk series
Arts
Canadian 'rakugo' comic storyteller eyes Broadway and beyond
Katsura Sunshine wants to see rakugo included by U.S. streaming giant Netflix
Arts
Banana Yoshimoto brings youthful bereavement to screen
Helmed by rising Chinese Malaysian director, 'Moonlight Shadow' delights Japanese audiences 35 years later
Arts
Inner Mongolia's frigid north proves fertile ground for hot topics
Acclaimed films highlight environmental concerns and physical extremes
Arts
Asia's first female Lego master builds bridges to brick fans
Japan's Kanna Nakayama dreams up models without putting pencil to paper
Arts
Book review: China's 'perfect police state' in Xinjiang
Beijing's totalitarian repression brings Orwell's '1984' to life
Arts
Melbourne architect turns old Lego into new art
Small monuments of meaning selling for $3,200 each
Tea Leaves
When music breaks language barriers
Neglected South Asian tongues can take heart in massive reach of Sinhala popular song
Arts
What the Chopin Competition tells us about classical music's future
Rich multiplicity of spirit keeps Polish composer's work alive
Arts
Book review: A glimmer of hope in U.S.-China relations?
Washington must update its understanding of contemporary Chinese society
Arts
Bruce Xiaoyu Liu of Canada wins Chopin Piano Competition
Japan's Kyohei Sorita comes second in prestigious event held every five years
Arts
Fistfights and impotence recall Indonesia's troubled history
Pulp film exploring patriarchal society draws international plaudits
Arts
Book review: 'Essential Desires' chronicles emergence of Thai contemporary art
Brian Curtin's illustrated survey traces internationalization and internal divisions
Media & Entertainment
'Squid Game' is Netflix's biggest original show debut
'We did not see that coming,' chief content officer says