This year, 22 different countries are represented, including newcomers from the Philippines, Iceland and Poland.
Fifty-five Chinese artists will be represented, including Chen Zhen, Feng Mengbo and Liu Wei.
Song lyrics are generously represented, including Tom Waits's "Train Song and Robert Johnsonn's "Love in Vain".
Other important design movements are also represented, including Art Deco and the Streamline style.
Eight choreographers are represented, including Heidi Latsky, Sondra Loring, Wendell Beavers and Cyndi Lee.
The other artists represented — including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Dieter Roth — are no slouches, either.
While a majority of Indians here are Hindus, other religions are represented, including Christianity, Sikhism, Islam, Buddhism, Jainism and Judaism.
Traditional folk arts like masks and santos are also well represented, including anonymous examples and more recent attributed pieces.
Every major designer and mass merchant is represented, including Versace, Banana Republic and F. A. O. Schwarz.
And over 140 living goldsmiths and designers are represented including Wendy Ramsay, Peter Chang and Marjorie Schick.
All told, 38 countries are represented, including Britain (seven films), France (six), Ireland (four) and South Korea (three).
