From left to right: Ripples, Dedicated to Women Migrants: Security II, Untitled
December 19, 2025 The Rubin Grows its Collection with Acquisitions of Contemporary Art from Seven Artists
The Rubin has expanded its collection of Himalayan art with the acquisition of contemporary artworks by seven artists
two rows of people smile and look to the side, with the front row kneeling while the back row stands
Khadhok – Tibetan Artists’ Collective
The 2025 Rubin Art Prize winners reflect on what the Museum’s support means for their community of artists
Manjushri
Mindfulness Meditation with Lavina Shamdasani
Theme: Wisdom
a woman stands between two men on a rooftop, with a city and greenery in the background
An Interview with Khadok — Tibetan Artists’ Collective, the 2025 Rubin Art Prize Recipient
Reflections on Tibetan art and community from the three founders of the Dharamsala-based group
White Tara and Consort. Derge Printing House, Derge, Kham Region, Eastern Tibet; 2000. Xylograph, ink on paper. Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art, Gift of Jane M. Farmer. SC2023.1.59
Woodblock Print Collection Highlights from the Derge Printing House
Three hundred woodblock prints in the Rubin’s collection are from the same Tibetan printing house
collage of three smiling people: a woman with blonde hair on the left, a man with brown hair in the center, and a man with black hair and glasses on the right
December 12, 2025 The Rubin Appoints Three New Trustees: Carole Corcoran, Chris Jones, and Aditya Salgame
Three new trustees join the Rubin as the Museum expands its reach with more art in more places for more people.
Page of the Perfection of Wisdom (Prajnaparamita) Sutra Manuscript
Mindfulness Meditation with Elaine Retholtz
Theme: Wisdom
people walking in front of a brown building with multicolored flags along the trim
How Did Tibetan Buddhism Influence Printing Technology?
The ancient practice of woodblock printing endures at the Tibetan Derge Printing House
Vasudhara, Goddess of Abundance
a person is carving a woodblock with a tool
Inside the Derge Parkhang: A Living Tradition of Tibetan Woodblock Printing
Mandala Offering Set
Mindfulness Meditation with Michel Pascal
Theme: Generosity
people in a room with tall columns and printing equipment
Derge Parkhang: The Auspicious Treasury of Tibetan Woodcut Printing
For centuries the famed printing house has produced Buddhist books of impeccable quality and craftsmanship using woodblock printing
Buddha Ratnasambhava with Wealth Deities
digitally illustrated collage of every day scenes in India with a blue background
The Dangerous Binary of Art and Craft
Making art in a world that denies your right to beauty is not just resistance—it is reclamation
White Tara with Long Life Deities
Mindfulness Meditation with Tracy Cochran
Theme: Generosity
collage of two images, on the left side is a painting and on the right is an adult with eyes closed and their right hand over their chest
Marking a Milestone: 500 Episodes of Mindfulness Meditation
Reflections and insights from the voices behind the original Rubin Museum podcast
Shiva Vishavarupa, Universal form with Consort
Jamie Lawyer sits with three other museum leaders in front of an audience. Behind them is a white backdrop displaying the slogan "MORE ART FOR MORE PEOPLE IN MORE PLACES".
October 31, 2025 Rubin Cited as a Key Example of Museum Innovation
A recently published report by the museum think tank Remuseum highlights a variety of new ways museums are sharing their collections to best serve the public, citing the Rubin Museum as an innovative example.
Coral Mask of Begtse
Mindfulness Meditation with Reverend Doyeon Park
Theme: Fluidity
sculpture of tin cans welded to a circular metal form, mounted on a central metal pole
Out of Emptiness
A Nepalese artist questions traditional cultural beliefs through installations featuring unexpected materials and contemporary twists
Tara in Her Pure Realm, Khadiravana
Mindfulness Meditation with Lavina Shamdasani
Theme: Fluidity
Mindfulness Meditation with Kimberly Brown
Theme: Fluidity
October 8, 2025 Khadhok – Tibetan Artists’ Collective Wins the 2025 Rubin Art Prize
Khadok – Tibetan Artists’ Collective is the winner of the 2025 Rubin Museum Himalayan Art Prize—an unrestricted $30,000 cash prize and the largest international award in support of contemporary art related to the greater Himalayan region.

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