The Musée Guimet’s president reflects on the museum’s mission to foster East–West dialogue through art, with a special focus on Buddhism and spirituality across Asia
Despite a long period of difficulty for Buddhism in Bangladesh, historical figures like Chandrajyoti Mahasthabir helped keep the flame alive
Peter Van Ham has spent over three decades devoted to the documentation of this monastery connecting Tibet’s first and second diffusions
Joseph Houseal explores the ancient cultural ties that connect Pashtun attan with Buddhist cham.
The evolution of a trailblazing Buddhist scholar and artist
Joseph Houseal explores the spiritual dance legacy of Guru Rinpoche in an upcoming workshop with Karen Greenspan
British Library researcher and specialist Sam van Schaik brings magic back to its rightful prominence in Buddhist practice
Drawing from decades of work in Buddhist publishing, John Harvey Negru introduces us to the world of Buddhist authors in our complex and changing social landscape
Joseph Houseal mandalic expressions of the human body in art and dance
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London’s galleries of Buddhist art provide a powerful example of public education about Buddhism
Rebecca Wong presents the case for how the greatest artist of modern China may have been a disciple of Vajrayana Buddhism
Joseph Houseal explores the living manifestations of Newar tantric dance preserved and practiced by Prajwal Vajracharya
