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Join us for the launch of a new study, 'Can Good Governance Tackle Bad Debt? The Political Economy of Public Debt Management'.

Join us for a night of qawwali with the Warsi Brother, widely regarded as among the finest living custodians of traditional qawwali in the subcontinent.

This two-day conference will address the future of the study of art, craft and design in a transnational perspective. This event is held in honour the memory of Toshio Watanabe (1945-2025), late Emeritus Professor of Japanese Arts and Heritage at the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures, Founding Director of the Research Centre for Transnational Art, Identity and Nation (TrAIN) at University of the Arts London (UAL), and former President of the Japan Art History Forum.

Join us for this fresh perspective on how Buddhist thought can contribute to contemporary debates about identity, knowledge, and relational existence.

Indonesia Film Weekend aims to address these perceptions through film screenings, featuring films that showcase Indonesia.

This seminar examines 'sajja-tham', a practice of ethical vow-taking at Wat Thamkrabok in central Thailand.

This talk will explore the lives of adolescent novice monks studying at a Buddhist monastic school in northern Thailand.

This in-person workshop with Malar Win Maung introduces participants to the traditional lacquerware practices of Bagan

Screening and panel on institutional critique by Chinese artists in London, with expert discussion and audience Q&A