The Art of Mindful Looking
Ratnadevi
19 January 2023
How slowing down changes our relationship with the world, inviting in deeper connection to its beauty
Rarified, Recondite, and Abstruse: Zeami’s Nine Stages
Joseph Houseal
13 June 2020
The hidden wisdom of Japanese Noh
Performative Iconography, Part One
Joseph Houseal
2 November 2019
Mystic expressions of tantric meditation
The Kalmyk Temple of Victory: Survival of Buddhism on the Volga
Valeria Gazizova
17 August 2019
Russia’s only extant Buddhist temple from pre-Soviet times
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…
Challenging Reality: The Painted Sculptures of Masayuki Tsubota
Meher McArthur
19 June 2019
Art as a vehicle for deconstructing our notions of…
Art in Context: A Tibetan Shrine Room at the Rubin Museum of Art, NYC
Tinley Fynn
4 September 2013
Having (very) temporarily moved to New York, I have never felt so detached from the background of Tibetan Buddhism that has always been a strong
Buddha-Nature: Chinese Themes of Nature and Enlightenment
Ven. Dao Ran
2 September 2013
Mountains are ever-present, natural temples. Images of nature have always been associated with Chinese Buddhism throughout history. For example, having been blocked by the storm,
Sangharakshita’s “The Religion of Art”: Reconciling Buddhism with aesthetics
Jeffrey Martin
18 May 2013
If the goal of Buddhism is nirvana, or at least to live a life based on Buddhist principles, how does the creation or consumption of