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Promoting Knowledge and Appreciation of
Asian Arts
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Promoting Knowledge and Appreciation of
Asian Arts

Welcome to TAASA

Established in 1991, The Asian Arts Society of Australia (TAASA) is an association dedicated to promoting knowledge and appreciation of Asian visual, applied and performance arts.

Join TAASA and our community of experts, art collectors and enthusiasts as we share our interests in the arts and culture of Asia.

Become a Member

Join the TAASA Community today and take advantage of our exclusive membership benefits.

Events

TAASA offers a wide range of activities for members and guests including symposia, lectures, previews of exhibitions and auctions, curator-led gallery visits, specialist study groups and social events.

Princess Gayatri Devi: Abiding Symbol of an Age Gone

The Arts of India Zoom Series
Born into privilege in 1919, Maharaj Kumari Gayatri Devi lived a charmed and extraordinary life that spanned the radical social and political changes of 20th century India.

Maharaja Portraits and Painted Photography: Towards an Aesthetics of Dissonance

The Arts of India Zoom Series
Painted photography has long been considered specifically an Indian cultural phenomenon.

Lao Textiles: Contemporary Developments and Change

The NSW Textile Study Group invites you to a presentation by Emeritus Professor Valerie Kirk. This presentation will give an overview of changes and contemporary practice in Lao textiles today.

Princess Gayatri Devi: Abiding Symbol of an Age Gone

The Arts of India Zoom Series
Born into privilege in 1919, Maharaj Kumari Gayatri Devi lived a charmed and extraordinary life that spanned the radical social and political changes of 20th century India.

Maharaja Portraits and Painted Photography: Towards an Aesthetics of Dissonance

The Arts of India Zoom Series
Painted photography has long been considered specifically an Indian cultural phenomenon.

Princess Gayatri Devi: Abiding Symbol of an Age Gone

The Arts of India Zoom Series
Born into privilege in 1919, Maharaj Kumari Gayatri Devi lived a charmed and extraordinary life that spanned the radical social and political changes of 20th century India.

TAASA Review

Discover TAASA’s quarterly journal, offering lively contributions by experts, collectors and curators covering all aspects of the Asian arts, as well as keeping readers in touch with current exhibitions and events.

Latest Issue

We launch the first TAASA Review issue for 2024 with a range of general articles which will hopefully provide something for everyone. Many of these articles demonstrate – and celebrate – the range of Asian art activities that we have been able to enjoy in recent times across Australia.

Video Lecture Library

Refresh your memory or access lectures you’ve missed by viewing past TAASA talks in our Video Lecture Library from leading experts in their field.

Study Groups

TAASA’s specialist study groups meet on a regular basis and are open to all members for in-depth study in a relaxed, social and collaborative environment.

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