Practicing empathy gives us the chance to relate deeply to other people, whether it be our friends, family or the people affected by last year’s earthquakes in Nepal.

This April, the Museum’s Himalayan Heritage Meetup group hosted an event with community partner India Home. The program was a celebration of the birthday of Mahavira, the founder of the religion Jainism.

Swiss pianist & composer Nik Bärtsch discusses the relationship between rituals, spirituality and music.

Three inspirations to dispel unwelcome anxiety and harness mental clarity.

Part two of our lexicon guide. If you want to get the most out of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: Try to Altar Everything, read up on these key concepts behind the artist’s work.

You’ll be green with envy when you see all of the perks that Rubin Museum members get. But don’t worry— you can become a member too!

“To view art slowly is to take the time to be fully present and to initiate a meaningful conversation between one's own mind and heart and that of the artist.”

If you want to get the most out of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: Try to Altar Everything, read up on these key concepts behind the artist’s work.

Happy April Fools’ Day! This week, as part of Brainwave 2016: Emotion, we’re exploring humor and the effects of laughter on the mind and body.

The acclaimed guitarist shares stories of his experiences with the legendary A.R. Rahman and what to expect at his upcoming concert at the Rubin Museum.