Experience the power of spirit stones. AsiaStore presents a newly acquired collection of scholars' rocks from noted expert Kemin Hu.

AsiaStore presents a selection of Ann Ong's one-of-a-kind handcrafted clutches and jewelry. A must see for fashion enthusiasts.

Celebrating the exhibition The Progressive Revolution: Modern Art for a New India, on view September 14, 2018 through January 20, 2019

Join business and government leaders, including Ambassador Navtej Sarna, for a high-level discussion on India's economic future.

Contemporary writers and art critics discuss what exactly is "modern" about modern Indian art, and what part tradition plays in the evolution of modern art.

A conversation with major collectors of Progressive artists about their passion for this art and the future of India’s art scene. 

Enjoy free museum admission, live DJ, and drink specials to kick off the Season of India.

Oxford historian Faisal Devji challenges the current debate on the crisis of religion and secularism.

Members-only exhibition viewing with a lecture by guest curator Zehra Jumabhoy.

A series of conversations and performances examining the human experience through the imaginations of some of the world’s leading authors, thinkers, and performers on India.

Celebrate the life and legacy of the Pakistani human rights lawyer.

What does an AI-dominated world look like? How will AI impact Sino-American relations and other multilateral cooperation? Is it imperative that we turn our attention to these imminent challenges? Join us for a conversation with Kai-Fu Lee.

Learn the art of scarf tying from Kolkata native Harshita Lohia, who draws inspiration from elements of nature and symbols of Indian culture.

Join authors Hari Kunzu and Balli Kaur Jaswal for a provocative conversation about writing in the Indian diaspora.

An exclusive opportunity to meet some of the this year's remarkable Asia Game Changers.

AsiaStore presents designer Sonam Dubal's sustainable collection, inspired by sacred symbols that reflect elements in nature and life.

Experts from various disciplines explore the idea of the "progressive" in early independent Indian society and its continuing relevance for India today.

Scholar and cultural theorist Homi K. Bhabha addresses the idea of the "progressive" in art, visual culture, science, and industry in early independent India.

Dancers/choreographers Hari Krishnan, Parul Shah and Kuldeep Singh present excerpts from recent works build on the traditional dance forms of Bharatanatyam, Odissi and Kathak.

Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights and New Year, is a time to celebrate good fortune, family and friendships. Celebrate with performances and arts and crafts inspired by the holiday.