MA Asian Art Histories - Lasalle College of the Arts

MA Asian Art Histories - Lasalle College of the Arts The MA in Asian Art Histories is the first MA programme in any tertiary institution worldwide to focus on Asian modern and contemporary art.

It is focused on grooming a new generation of art historians, art writers, researchers and exhibition-makers.

Our alumnus Reaksmey Yean from Cambodia has been awarded The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program—a prestigious Fulbrig...
23/08/2026

Our alumnus Reaksmey Yean from Cambodia has been awarded The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program—a prestigious Fulbright exchange programme sponsored by the U.S. Department of State—and will spend the next ten months in Washington, D.C., affiliated with the American University Washington College of Law.
Awarded under the Human Rights field, this fellowship offers the ideal time, space, and intellectual community to deepen his work at the intersection of law, art, culture, and human rights. Reaksmey's specific focus will examine international cultural heritage law, cultural rights, art law, restitution, and repatriation. Congratulations Reaksmey and we wish you every success in D.C.!

The programme is delighted to support the inaugural Asian Art Histories Conference to be held on 26 September 2026. Titl...
08/08/2026

The programme is delighted to support the inaugural Asian Art Histories Conference to be held on 26 September 2026. Titled Reframing Narratives, it is convened by MA Asian Art Histories alumna Theresa Tan. The presenters for the inaugural edition are all alumni of the MA programme. However, there are plans to extend this conference to postgraduate students in other Singapore institutions. You need to register by scanning the QR code on the poster. The fee is refundable.

A feature on two of our alumni Tanya and Sofia. Based in London, both of them started an online database of Southeast As...
23/07/2026

A feature on two of our alumni Tanya and Sofia. Based in London, both of them started an online database of Southeast Asian contemporary art and artists called Art World Database. It is extremely useful for both students and researchers. Check it out!

Founders of Art World Database (AWDB)

Here's a write-up of our study trip to Fukuoka in March. Hope you enjoy it!
22/07/2026

Here's a write-up of our study trip to Fukuoka in March. Hope you enjoy it!

By Kendall Fosse and Aparupa Saha At the beginning of the academic year, when the cohort (MAAAH batch of 2026) was told that a study trip to Fukuoka, Japan was planned for the next semester, all of…

Four of our alumni recently graduated with a PhD. Ramesh Ramakrishnan (Nanyang Technological University); Adulaya Hoontr...
30/06/2026

Four of our alumni recently graduated with a PhD. Ramesh Ramakrishnan (Nanyang Technological University); Adulaya Hoontrakul (Tokyo University of the Arts); Eunice Lacaste (Nanyang Technological University) and Anna Koshcheeva (Cornell University). Adulaya Hoontrakul is currently the director of Bangkok Art and Cultural Centre. Heartiest congratulations to all!

07/04/2026

Application to the Southeast Asia Scholars Award is now open till 3 May 2026. It will cover the full tuition fee of the MA programme. Only applicants from SEA countries (except Singapore) are eligible.

Application to the MA Asian Art Histories programme has been extended to 31 May for the August 2026 intake. Apply now!
07/04/2026

Application to the MA Asian Art Histories programme has been extended to 31 May for the August 2026 intake. Apply now!

Learn about the MA Asian Art Histories at LASALLE—Singapore’s arts university offering practice-led, industry-focused education in contemporary fine arts.

Pamela Coey is the distinguished speaker for the MA Asian Art Histories Annual Lecture 2026. It will take place in perso...
16/03/2026

Pamela Coey is the distinguished speaker for the MA Asian Art Histories Annual Lecture 2026. It will take place in person on 30 March at 7.00pm in LASALLE College of the Arts. Follow the link below for more details and to register.

https://bit.ly/3PapehC

Day four. We visited the Kyushu National Museum.  Opened in 2005, it is only one of four national museums in Japan.  Bea...
06/03/2026

Day four. We visited the Kyushu National Museum. Opened in 2005, it is only one of four national museums in Japan. Beautifully located within a natural setting, the focus of its collection and display is on pre-moden Japanese art and intercultural exchanges in the region. We were given a backroom tour of the museum, including its conservation facilities. I was impressed by some interesting practices, such as displaying the results of a poll of its top ten artefacts and a space where you could interact with the objects.

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