Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
This event presented a solo dance performance exploring the essence of Chinese calligraphy through movement, where the flowing lines of ink and body merge to evoke spirit, form, and cultural heritage. It offered a meditative, abstract experience that invites the audience to engage with the interplay of inner and outer expression.
by Ali Khan December 9, 2005 In a recent essay, the author read Peter Singer’s One world: the ethics of globalization as an attempt to use utilitarianism as the universal solvent of reason in forging a unified stance towards atmosphere, economy, law and community. I argued, among other things, that the application of the fundamental … Read more
This event showcased a vibrant program of traditional and contemporary Chinese dances, including lion and sword performances, fan and ribbon dances, and storytelling through movement, celebrating cultural heritage and artistic expression.
This event provided a dynamic forum for students and faculty to explore strategies for enhancing multicultural awareness on campus, featuring insights from leading scholar Dr. Derald Wing Sue on psychology, education, and inter-group relations.
This event presented a mesmerizing dance performance exploring the spiritual and cultural symbolism of rivers, drawing inspiration from China’s Yellow River and India’s Ganges to depict a journey of memory, transformation, and human longing.
This event showcased Odissi, the classical dance of eastern India, highlighting its revival from ancient temple rituals and its distinctive blend of graceful body movements and expressive storytelling through symbolic gestures.