Arts
Ai Weiwei and the Rohingya: humanity first
Dissident Chinese artist's new film exposes personal horrors of refugee life
Dissident Chinese artist's new film exposes personal horrors of refugee life
Censorship is unavoidable in what remains rigidly conservative country
COVID pandemic helped forge a new take on a classic opera
Documentary reveals racist treatment of forgotten passengers
Expert engineering is redefining the creative process
Japanese author believes COVID has made his fiction even more relevant
Centre Pompidou mounts retrospective of works by Bagyi Aung Soe
Different lifestyles and habits a smash hit with world audiences
'Lady Joker' delves into bizarre kidnapping and corporate extortion case of the 1980s
Reporter's forced exit from the country raises key questions about deterioration of Sino-Australian ties
Art and politics of 'Red' Hong Yi highlight climate change, race and ethnic heritage
'The Perfect Candidate' director Haifaa al-Mansour on why she's feeling optimistic
Onoda retrospective celebrates 'negation and rebellion' through ever-propagating circles
'Pulau Plastik' shines light on pollution in world's biggest archipelago
Sense of entitlement has given generals the upper hand
The biggest attraction was being able to join a live audience
Hit zombie movie and singer bring the island's indigenous people to the world
Tokyo University of the Arts researchers recreate statue as it was 1400 years ago
Unwanted at home, groundbreaking movie 'Miss Andy' wins fans in liberal Taiwan
Tokyo eyes new galleries and fairs, though topping Hong Kong seen as unlikely
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