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At the 2024 "China Studies" Scholars Conference hosted by the Wilson Presidential International Scholars Center, the Kissinger Institute for Chinese and American Studies collects Wu Limin's ink paintings.
The US Asian Cultural Academy sent four scholars to participate in the event. Assistant Dean Professor Guo Yugui, representing Dean Dr. R. Mallory Starr, Jr. and the College Art Center, presented two exquisite ink paintings by renowned Chinese artist Mr. Wu Limin to the Kissinger Institute for China and the United States. Robert Daly, Director of the Kissinger Institute, accepted the artworks on behalf of the institute. The paintings will be permanently housed there, serving as a symbol of friendship and cultural exchange between Chinese and American artists.
The U.S. Asian Cultural Academy (UACA) has promoted the art of Yue ware, a traditional Chinese porcelain, through exhibitions and events. At one such event, UACA showcased works by renowned ceramist Chen Pengfei, who is celebrated for his distinctive celadon glazing. This exhibition, held during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, helped educate the public on the cultural and artistic significance of Yue ware. The event included talks led by experts like Dr. Michael Lu.
US Asian Academy at the Library of Congress
Chairman Xiaoming Zhao gives a presentation
Book release ceremony
President R. Mallory Starr, Jr. presents Chinese singer Qiu Shuwei with the Art achievement award at the library of Congress (April 24, 2007). Her album Qiu Shuwei chante Ravel is part of the Library of Congress collection.
Dr. Mallory Starr, President of the US Asian Cultural Academy, speaks at the opening ceremony of the 2nd Conference of the Biannual International Forum on Asia-Middle East Studies the U.S. Naval Academy (October 2009)
The Second Asia-Middle East International High-Level Academic Forum was held at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. It was co-organized by the Asian Cultural Institute of the United States and Shanghai International Studies University of China. During the opening ceremony, Dr. Mallory Starr, President of the Asian Cultural Institute, delivered a speech emphasizing the institute’s mission. He highlighted that fostering strong academic and ideological exchanges with Asia remains a central goal of the organization.
Dr. Peter Young, Director of the Asian Affairs Department of the Library of Congress
Professor Zhu Weilie
US Asian Cultural Academy book exchange with Ms. Chen Xiang Mei about Aids in China.
Chen Xiang Mei, known for her work as a writer and advocate, contributed significantly to raising awareness about HIV/AIDS in China. One of her notable works involves discussing the impact of AIDS on Chinese society, particularly through her book that examines health challenges in the country. Her writing aims to inform the public about HIV/AIDS while promoting social and medical reforms.
Recording of the performance at the American Folk Life Center
Professor Zhao Xiaoming, Chairman of the US Asian Cultural Academy, discussing topics with Dr. Chen Zhicheng, President of the National Taiwan University of Arts
Zhao Xiaoming, Chairman of UACA, and Professor Qu Lingbo, Vice President of Zhengzhou University
Academic Collaboration
Chairman Zhao Xiaoming of UACA, President Xiao Jiefu, Vice President Huang Yongsheng, Vice President Su Yulong, Vice President Ye Xidong of National Chung Hsing University of Taiwan, and some leaders of the institute who attended the meeting
Professor Zhao Xiaoming, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Asian Cultural Institute of the United States, and Professor Wu Jing, President of National Cheng Kung University of Taiwan, etc.
Professor Zhao Xiaoming, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Asian Cultural Institute of the United States, and Professor Li Sitong, President of National Taiwan University
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