Book Review: Threads of Awakening: An American Woman’s Journey into Tibet’s Sacred Textile Art
Raymond Lam
24 June 2022
Threads of Awakening is Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo’s upcoming book on her unique Buddhist art and spiritual journey
Once Upon a Time – Storytelling as a Means of Healing and Social Reconnection
Sarah C. Beasley
10 May 2022
Storytelling as a way of reframing our lives and transcending barriers
New York’s Rubin Museum Offers an Immersion into Buddhist Wisdom and Practice
Justin Whitaker
24 December 2021
Mandala Lab and Awaken: A Tibetan Buddhist Journey to Enlightenment explore emotions, meditation, art, death, and more
Beginner’s Mind: Movement as a Framework for Reconciliation
Lauren Lynch
2 February 2021
Articulating a Buddhist response to structural…
Love Carved in Stone: Appreciating Buddhist Art in a Non-Buddhist Way
Guoying Stacy Zhang
7 January 2021
Evocations of loving-kindness and compassion in secular…
A Journey Through the Art of Compassion with Benoy K. Behl: The Ajanta Caves
Mireia Pretus Labayen
7 April 2020
Buddhist art as a path to transcending ego, connecting..
“Ultraman Buddha” Paintings Reveal Rifts in Thai Buddhism
Justin Whitaker
24 September 2019
Artworks have sparked debate on Buddhist images and..
Metta to the Moon and Back
Mettamorphsis
4 September 2019
Becoming a metta-naut through expanding one’s…
Resiliency: Releasing Trauma through Embodied Art
Sarah C. Beasley
10 August 2018
Works on paper by Fiorenza Menini after the…
Fabiana Nakano: Expressing Self and Universe Through a Contemporary Mandala
Raymond Lam
25 July 2018
The art of cosmic symmetry and spontaneity
Self, Other, and the Spaces Between: Behind the Lens with Niçoise Photographer Fiorenza Menini
Sarah C. Beasley
5 May 2017
“It is so magical, it is so wondrous, this meeting, as in a dream—”** I met artist Fiorenza Menini during late summer 2014. After visiting
Buddhist Art on Paper: The Unique Painting and Calligraphy Collection of Fan Keqin
Guoying Stacy Zhang
28 April 2017
When we talk about Buddhist art, one tends to think of sculptures in stone or bronze, or monumental caves and wall paintings. However, when Buddhism