In a divided world, art offers a rare space for connection. Philip Tinari and Daphne King Yau discuss how the visual language of art bypasses borders, fosters dialogue, and brings people together across cultures. Moderated by broadcaster James Chau.

As part of CUSEF's 3rd U.S.-China Art Dialogue, this panel brought together leading voices in art and education to examine the evolving role of artists today. Featuring Ruby Yang, Director of the School of Future Media at the University of Hong Kong and Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, and Kingsley Ng, Artist and Associate Professor at the Academy of Visual Arts at Hong Kong Baptist University, the discussion explores ethics in storytelling, the impact of AI and emerging technologies, and the enduring importance of truth and empathy.

Jennifer Holstein shares her journey biking solo across China, discovering the country and its culture one mile at a time. From bustling cities to quiet countryside roads, her solo journeys are powered by curiosity, resilience, and a spirit of adventure. Join Jen as she immerses herself in the culture, connects with local communities, and shares the challenges and rewards of life on two wheels.