Rebecca Wong explores the line drawn masterpieces of one of modern China’s great artistic scholars, who brought to life Dunhuang’s “baimiao”
Houseal’s study of broken or severed dance lineages identifies a powerful thread of liberation through physical movement
British Library researcher and specialist Sam van Schaik brings magic back to its rightful prominence in Buddhist practice
Rebecca Wong presents the case for how the greatest artist of modern China may have been a disciple of Vajrayana Buddhism
British Library curator Mélodie Doumy reveals the secrets of real, lived stories of people from the desert town of Dunhuang
The British Library’s exhibition on Dunhuang is an exemplar of storytelling to learn from our shared and interconnected human history
The International Dunhuang Programme’s new website launch marks a new milestone in “Dunhuangology” and digital tech serving the Dharma
The stunning Cave 275 is a visual repository of many ancient Buddhist stories inspiring virtue, beloved throughout Asia
Dunhuang Research Academy senior figure Song Shuxia discusses the Academy’s visitor management of the Mogao Caves and digitization efforts
Experiencing the musical expression of the timeless, borderless, profound Buddhist message and teaching of ompassion
International Dunhuang Project to host conference at the British Library in December 2022, to mark success of four-year-long inititative to conserve, digitise, and publish 800 manuscripts of the Lotus Sutra
An imaginary audience with two early pioneers of Buddhist culture in the West
