Arts
Australia's Indigenous artists weave traditions into contemporary music
Once-neglected tongues and instruments are being increasingly embraced
With digital platforms multiplying, it's now harder for artists to become popular
International groups work to relocate persecuted cultural workers
Traditional practice is often misunderstood by Western observers who regard them as ugly
Photographer has made capturing Japan's aesthetics and spirituality his life's work
Hit series dispenses with the submissive Japanese women of the 1980 original
Called the next BTS, boy band rehearses to make its own name at Coachella in the U.S.
Critics embrace AI as solution to embedding of 'woke' agenda
Few big artists visit Jakarta, forcing audiences to take their money abroad
Famed orchestras and ballets flock to Beijing as countries seek closer ties
New story in artist's 'Black Jack' series released three decades after his death
President of U.S. distributor says film's 'dream logic' keeps audiences coming back
New plays bring diversity and cater to all ages in different languages
Film highlights how a former kimono salesman takes copycat routines to new heights
Strong rebound was driven by pent-up demand after Beijing axed COVID curbs
Continued success hinges on support for country's manga, anime and film creators
Animator also relies on his sharp observations and outlandish imagination
Blockbuster biopic about race to build first atomic bomb claims seven awards
Takashi Yamazaki and his small Japanese team edges out big-budget Hollywood movies
Award marks second career Oscar for 83-year-old Japanese filmmaker
Buddhist ink paintings and calligraphies convey the irreverent and the profound with wry humor
Renowned Japanese comic artist died of acute subdural hematoma
Boom started with 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982,' about a woman facing sexism
Rhizomatiks' first solo China show pushes boundaries between real and virtual
Nikkei Asian Review, now known as Nikkei Asia, will be the voice of the Asian Century.