Spiral Spiral
Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
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We are reintroducing ourselves with a refreshed brand identity and an updated name that highlights our central focus.
Executive Director Jorrit Britschgi shares musings from the 17th Street Farewell Weekend at the Museum and looks forward to the Rubin’s new chapter as a global museum without walls.
In June 2025, the Rubin’s beloved Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room will open at the Brooklyn Museum as part of a long-term partnership between the two institutions.
The first cycle of grants were awarded to support artists, creatives, and scholars that are expanding awareness and understanding of Himalayan art globally.
This unrestricted $30,000 cash prize is the largest international award in support of contemporary art related to the greater Himalayan region.
Practice the art of attention in this weekly meditation session inspired by works of art from the Rubin's collection.
The appointments will strengthen the Board’s support of the Museum’s mission and innovative program of partnerships, traveling exhibitions, and digital initiatives for international audiences.
A new educational video series features curators in conversation with objects from the Rubin’s collection.
The eighth issue explores the theme of non-attachment.
The Mandala Lab is a highlight of Biblioteca degli Alberi Milano’s 2024 cultural program.
The Rubin announces its evolution into a global museum. Read a letter from Executive Director Jorrit Britschgi.
The group exhibition of 32 artists presents artworks in dialogue with objects from the Rubin’s collection.
A return ceremony took place on December 4, 2023.
The new season is hosted by Falu and explores the theme of Life After.
The interactive installation is part of the London Design Festival.
The new publication features 72 authors who illuminate the story of Himalayan art.
A historic collection is now on view for the first time.
The Rubin launches a major educational initiative.