AGI Magazine
London Fashion Week, February 15-19, 2013, kicked off yesterday, for the autumn/winter 2013 season at the Somerset House, transforming a wintery grey London into a parade of exotic colour and …
Read MoreSearching to expand your intellectual horizons this year? AGI presents a selection of fascinating pan-Asian reads that will take you from Japan to Nepal. Chinese LivesThe People Who Made a …
Read MoreBeneath Bincho, a Japanese pub-style restaurant in Soho, there is a hidden gem awaiting brave whisky-lovers. It’s a small, recently-opened bar called Mizuwari, which means “mixed with water”, a reference …
Read MoreFollowing the horrific gang-rape of a 23-year-old in India in December; travel advisories in the US, UK and other foreign embassies have warned women not to travel alone in India, …
Read MoreVanessa-Mae, the internationally renowned violinist, has announcedher plans to represent Thailand at next year’s Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Swapping her bow for poles and strings for skis, she is …
Read MoreWith festive overindulgence a fast fading memory, the coming of Shrove Tuesday brings much needed mid-winter relief for epicureans (read: gluttons) everywhere. Celebrated in the UK and beyond as Pancake …
Read MoreCelebrating 21 years of production, the Imperial College Indian Society (ICIS) is once again set to stage their annual charity show, East Meets West. Dating back to 1992, East Meets …
Read MoreTucked away, North of Ho Chi Minh City, amid the villas of the well to do, in District 2, is a tiny corner lot of blurred culture. Saigon Outcast is a …
Read MoreIf you want to know how to cook some great Asian food at home, but don’t know where to begin, AGI is here to help. There are so many cookbooks …
Read MoreBy RANBIR JHUTTY Having recently brought us the contemporary developments of American, Indian, Chinese and Korean artists, the Saatchi Gallery stages its most politically influenced show yet. A well-conceived selection …
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