Thangkas, Terabytes, and Tradition
Ann Shaftel
3 January 2022
Sustainable techniques in thangka conservation and documentation
Master of the Compassionate Chisel: Buddhist Themes in the Prints of Hiratsuka Un’ichi
Meher McArthur
17 June 2020
Tracing movements in 20th century Japanese art-making
Spiritual Encounters: In Memory of Cui Xiuwen
Guoying Stacy Zhang
2 September 2019
On meeting a pioneering woman: feminism, Buddhism…
Art and Evolution: The Feminine and the Sacred
Tilly Campbell-Allen
29 August 2019
At the confluence of the traditional and the…
Art and Apotheosis
Tilly Campbell-Allen
2 May 2019
Pathways for communicating the sublime
Stick Dance, Devil Dance, Part 1: The Rockettes
Joseph Houseal
29 April 2016
A dance by any other name . . . would probably be better described, when looking at ancient and Asian dancing, including the dances of
A Buddhist Perspective on Conceptual Art
Dakini As Art
22 April 2016
Art for art’s sake has never been an overriding motivation in Tibetan culture or Tibetan Buddhism. For example, we can understand thangka painting, the sacred art of
Emperors, Lamas, and Silk: the Origin of Fabric Thangkas
Dakini As Art
8 April 2016
Thangka paintings are Tibet’s most plentiful and portable form of sacred art. Less known and rarely seen are the highly prized appliqué thangkas. In fact, when I
Deconstructing Bridges and Forging New Highways with Dharma Art – Part One
Tilly Campbell-Allen
11 March 2016
Visually, there are two forms of language: one that has to be learned and one that communicates directly with the other-than-conscious part of our mind.