Expressions of Life and Light by Artist Seta Manoukian
Meher McArthur
16 April 2019
Lebanese-Armenian artist brings to life emotion and…
Julius Goldwater: Protector of Japanese American Buddhists
Victor M. Parachin
29 March 2019
How one of the first American Shin Buddhist priests served…
Butsuzо̄ in the Shell: The Buddhist Sculptures of Takuma Kamine
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
23 November 2018
Buddhist iconography re-interpreted through 21st…
Conference on Buddhist Ethics Held at the University of Southern California
Justin Whitaker
14 June 2018
Forum features 34 scholars from around the world
Kruti Shah: A Celebration of Nature and Spirit
Meher McArthur
18 August 2017
Los Angeles-based Indian artist Kruti Shah creates imagery that celebrates the exquisite details and patterns of our natural world and the many powerful symbols that
The Modernization of Faith and Ideology: Victoria Montrose Discusses Japanese Buddhism’s 19th Century Transformation
Raymond Lam
26 August 2016
Victoria Montrose (“Tori” to her friends, a fittingly Japanese epithet) has been immersed in Japanese culture since childhood. Victoria was four when her American father
The Way of Ordinary Life: An Interview with Karen Maezen Miller
Caitlin Dwyer
5 August 2016
When she first walked into the 100-year-old Japanese garden, abandoned and overgrown, hidden behind an old house in Los Angeles, American author and Zen teacher
From the Gobi to the Getty: Buddhist Art from Dunhuang on View in Los Angeles
Meher McArthur
13 May 2016
The Mogao Caves, located near Dunhuang in the Gobi Desert in northwest China, comprise nearly 500 Buddhist cave temples dating from the 4th to the