Art and Religious PracticeArt isn’t always just an aesthetic expression—in the greater Himalayan region, art plays an important role in everyday and religious life.
Knowing How Deeply Our Lives IntertwineActivism based on the wisdom of interdependence is the only way to create real change
Rooted in ConnectionHow social networks make us who we are
Dreaming in SendakPicture books cultivate connections to the world around us
Embracing InterdependenceFor all people, self-sufficiency is a myth
In and of the WorldThe critical period of learning to see
Embodied Experience of the Inner and Outer UniversesAstrology, medicine, and human potential in the Kalachakra Tantra
LeonaRumors about vampires have townspeople talking in these linked stories
AndyRumors about vampires have townspeople talking in these linked stories
SanjuRumors about vampires have townspeople talking in these linked stories
Things Depend on Other ThingsApplying the teachings of interdependence to day-to-day life
The Geometry of ChaosTo understand the universe, we have to look at the interconnectedness of every part within this vast system
Causes and ConditionsThe universal law of dependent origination provides a road map out of suffering
About the CoverThe cover design draws inspiration from the intricate, interconnected networks inherent in nature.
Connecting the DotsAn astrologer shares how the field of Tibetan astro-science helps people navigate birth, life, death, and beyond
ReligionsArt and cultures are often deeply entwined with religion, which can help people understand their existence, the universe, and the meaning of life.
Cultural RegionsLearn about the extraordinary range of places that comprise the greater Himalayan region—from misty valleys to snow-capped mountains.
March 2, 2025 12:00–4:00 PM LaGuardia Community College, C Building Losar Family Day: Year of the Wood SnakeJoin us for a free afternoon of learning and discovery as we honor Losar, the Tibetan New Year.
February 12, 2025 Take a Closer Look at Himalayan ArtThe Rubin has teamed up with Smarthistory to bring audiences an “up-close” look at objects from the collection through a 15-episode video series.
Art MakingArt making in the greater Himalayan region is essentially religious in nature, often guided by iconometry or rules of proportion.