Discover the art and philosophy of Kintsugi — the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold — in this all-level, hands-on work.

E-tegami means picture letter (e=picture, tegami= letter) and is a kind of Japanese mail art.

See a showcase of the principles of Ikebana and how Ikebana interacts with nature, space, and human beings.

Join Chicago Public Library for a screening of Abominable!

Be reborn with a heated and candlelit yin yoga, balancing sound healing with crystal bowls, & loving, intentional ambiance!

Mandala Makers Festival continues with this evening-length performance that explores improvisation across classical Indian dance traditions, including Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and Odissi, by male dancers.

From explosive performances, fine art, and independent film to a curated food and craft marketplace, join us in celebrating the growing legacy of Asian American, Pacific Island, Native Hawaiian AAPINH artistry.

From 6th-century gilt bronze Buddhist sculpture through Joseon dynasty painting and white porcelain and contemporary paintings of the late 20th century, the works of art in this exhibition demonstrate the artistic legacy produced on the Korean peninsula over millennia.