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Thursday
Sep032009

Asia Society's Website Goes 'Culture Portal'

Posting just now about New York’s Asia Society’s Fall 2009 exhibition “Hanging Fire: Contemporary Art from Pakistan”, I picked up the Asia Society’s link. What a transformation this website has undergone!

Asia Society is now a content-rich website with sections on policy & politics; arts & culture; business & economis and more. The style & living section has food & recipes. The content selection isn’t overwhelming by offers a more holistic view of the people, places and culture of artists and artifacts featured at the Asia Society.

What a fantastic idea! A

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