The Art of Mindful Looking
How slowing down changes our relationship with the world, inviting in deeper connection to its beauty
How slowing down changes our relationship with the world, inviting in deeper connection to its beauty
Asian American artist Bernice Bing, underrecognized during her lifetime, is featured in an exhibit at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum through May 2, 2023
Contemplating the many ways we can create inner calm and stillness in an increasingly busy world
Haema Sivanesan discussess the relationship between Buddhism and contemporary art, and its social context and implications in North America
From Canada to China, French-born artist Francoise Issaly explores spirituality and Buddhist ideas in her art
A Buddhist perspective on nurturing creativity and opening our hearts and minds to the beauty of the universe
The 16th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS) opened in Prague on 3 July. Hosted by the Faculty of Arts of Charles
Threads of Awakening is Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo’s upcoming book on her unique Buddhist art and spiritual journey
The museum will create a trio of educational resources to help advance understanding of Himalayan art and cultures
Storytelling as a way of reframing our lives and transcending barriers
In this presentation art conservator Ann Shaftel will share stories about working with Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche on the conservation of his own creations, and how her
Cultivating a mind of compassionate wonder in our children and ourselves