An Interview with Renuka Gurung, Scholar of Paubhā, Part Two
Tsering Namgyal
16 August 2019
On the nature and future of a traditional art
One Hundred Shades of Grey: The Abstract Ink Paintings of Keiko Arai
Meher McArthur
13 August 2019
Creating Japanese Zen Buddhist art that lives and…
Radiance Emerges in Color and Light – Paintings by Lowell Boyers
Sarah C. Beasley
8 January 2019
The visceral dialogue between a painting and…
Ancient Buddhist Mural Found in Uzbekistan Sheds Light on Early Buddhist Diaspora
Anne Wisman
4 December 2018
Mural combines the Eastern and Western…
Expressions of Emptiness: The Paintings and Sculptures of Yoshio Ikezaki
Meher McArthur
6 December 2017
Using ki, water, and ink to express impermanence
Solidity and Spirituality in the Works of Miya Ando
Meher McArthur
23 December 2016
Miya Ando’s painting Yugen Gold Blue is a Zen koan of sorts. The nocturnal seascape, lit by the hazy glow of a rising moon, is at once a portrait
Threads of Tranquillity in the Paintings of Trang T. Lê
Meher McArthur
18 March 2016
From 2006 to 2010, Vietnamese American artist Trang T. Lê undertook a monumental artistic and spiritual endeavor. On a series of seven horizontal canvases measuring
Expressing the Pure Land through Art and Architecture—Chi Lin Nunnery
Raymond Lam
16 January 2015
Four years ago, one of my best friends visited Hong Kong. The first cultural landmark I took him to was Chi Lin Nunnery, which I
Buddhist Inspiration for this Chinese Artist: Sun Guangyi
Emma Bi
1 January 2011
Mainland Chinese artist, Mr. Sun Guangyi, exhibits almost annually at the Sin Sin Fine Art Gallery in Hong Kong. Over the years, a very special