Madhu Khanna

Madhu Khanna is the Founder of the Tantra Foundation in India. She is a world-renowned scholar of Tantric Studies, curator of Tantra Art and author of ten books. She has written luminous and well-known titles Yantra, Tantric Symbols of Cosmic Unity, The Tantric Way which has been translated into five languages and 20 published editions. Recent publications include, Tantra on the Edge: Inspirations & Experiment in Twentieth Century Indian Art, Studies on Tantra in Bengal and Eastern India, and the Saktapramodah: Of Deva Nandan Singh. She's an expert on Tantra Art, contemporary and ancient. As the Tangor National Fellow at the National Museum in Delhi, she's been a part of and helped curate an exhibit for the British Museum, "Tantra: Enlightenment to Revolution", and "Tantra on the Edge" at MOMA in New York. She's the founder of the CIASA educational program in collaboration with the government of India, called the Center of Indic and Agamic Studies in Asia. Also, she heads up philanthropic projects "Shri Kunja," a rural children's library program and a rural center for eco-heritage and green consciousness in Bengal. www.shrikunja.org In addition, she's the founder of The Tantra Foundation Library, located on the outskirts of Delhi in India, hosting yearly, an in person "Distinguished Lecture." www.tantralibrary.com