As we explore both ancient and modern interpretations of karma through conversations and films in the Rubin theater this fall, we’ve brought together some of the more popular definitions – taken from movies, televisions shows, and songs.

In honor of Karma: Cause, Effect, and the Illusion of Fate, here are five inspiring artists who address climate change through their work.

Beyond its traditional spiritual teachings, the Wheel of Existence can also provide lessons for everyday citizens facing a changing world.

What does yoga have to do with Himalayan art? Here are 4 surprising connections.

In honor of Ganesha’s birthday, the Museum’s Himalayan Heritage Meetup group hosted an event with India Home, Inc.

Poet and editor Joe Pan on the long-standing relationship between visual art and poetry

If you’re looking for motivation, here are eight ways to learn from Tara, a sculpture of whom is on view in the exhibition Gateway to Himalayan Art.

We turned to some of our speakers in the upcoming Karma series for their thoughts on the concept of karma and some of the actions they take to make the world a better place.

Loch Kelly believes that anyone can benefit from a daily practice of Open-Hearted Awareness – even in the midst of the busy city. We caught up with him to discuss his upcoming book launch at the Rubin, why he’s a fan of our Shrine Room, and how we can all “Shift into Freedom.”

Art objects moving from one museum to another can require an arduous courier trip.

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