Asian Art Museum Art Speak interns discuss have a conversation with artist Sanjay Patel.

Asian Art Museum Art Speak interns discuss India and identity with artist and animator Sanjay Patel.

Top Chef Master Floyd Cardoz discusses and demonstrates contemporary flavors in Indian Cuisine.

Asian Art Museum Art Speak interns interview artist Sanjay Patel.

Chris McCaw investigates the primal side of photography by using its most basic components—a lens, time and light—resulting in one-of-a-kind prints in which the sun itself burns its mark on the paper. His photograph was part of the exhibition, Heavens: Photographs of the Sky & Cosmos. For more information about the Nelson-Atkins Photography collection, please visit: http://www.nelson-atkins.org/art/Photography.cfm

Exclusive Episode #146: In her Beijing studio, Cao Fei discusses the inspirations, process, and challenges behind developing and building a virtual urban environment within the digital realm of Second Life for her project, "RMB City" (2007). Comparing the virtual landscape of "RMB City" to the styles of traditional Chinese brush paintings, Cao draws connections between the past and the present, Eastern and Western cultures, and aesthetic sensibilities developed from her upbringing.

Dhruv Malhotra documents the Indian urban predilection for sleeping outside (by choice). In slumber, they create "little capsules of privacy" in public space. Dhruv Malhotra is part of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts' exhibition "The Matter Within: New Contemporary Art of India". • Video by Kai Hsing (proto-kai.com) • Music by YACHT via Free Music Archive (www.freemusicarchive.org) • More about the exhibition Dhruy is part of at ybca.org/​matter-within

The Indianapolis Museum of Art will present the first large-scale exhibition of works by Tawara Yūsaku, a contemporary Japanese artist known for his highly energetic brushstroke. Universe Is Flux: The Art of Tawara Yūsaku will feature works inspired by Tawara’s belief that the universe is unstable and constantly changing. Executed primarily in ink on paper, his works use the cumulative effect of many brushstrokes to create powerful and expressive works, apparent in even his smallest 3 in. x 5 in. paintings.