Shahana Rajani and Zahra Malkani’s project is recognized for its experimental poetics, demonstrating how knowledge can be produced and circulated outside traditional, imperial systems.

The emerging artist is recognized for her textured portrayal of womens’ lives through artworks that blur the line between contemporary art and traditional crafts.

The veteran artist is recognized for her explorations of human and nonhuman forms through printmaking, as well as her mentorship of artists and cultivation of audiences for the medium.

The conceptual artist is recognized for her courageous and experimental work on national identity, public life and space.

Katja Drinhausen, Seth Faison, and Joerg Wuttke speaks with Lynette H. Ong about how to navigate China in an age of uncertainty.

Mireya Solís, David Boling, Emma Chanlett-Avery,and Wendy Cutle explore the bilateral relations between Washington and Tokyo under U.S. President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba in 2025. 

Alicia García Herrero, Rohit Lamba, Rajat Kathuria, and Santosh Mehrotra debate whether India's fast growing economy can surpass China's decelerating economic growth in the future.

The chief economist of Enodo Economics speaks with Lizzi Lee about how China’s digital currency efforts and its growing relationships with Arab Gulf countries might transform global currency dynamics.

The life of the virtuoso tabla player is celebrated in a memorial with remarks, films, and musical offerings.

The Grammy-nominated and platinum recording artist performs live at the annual event.

Asian and Pacific Islander women filmmakers Dia Frampton, Lindsay Watson, Radha Mehta, and Joyce Liu-Countryman (on behalf of Jill Sachs) share their current projects.

The author and former Financial Times editor speaks with Sheelah Kolhatkar about one of the boldest investors in modern times.