Khadhok – Tibetan Artists’ Collective The 2025 Rubin Art Prize winners reflect on what the Museum’s support means for their community of artists
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
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
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
How Did Tibetan Buddhism Influence Printing Technology? The ancient practice of woodblock printing endures at the Tibetan Derge Printing House
Inside the Derge Parkhang: A Living Tradition of Tibetan Woodblock Printing The centuries-old institution continues to produce texts and images today using traditional woodblock printing methods
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
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
Marking a Milestone: 500 Episodes of Mindfulness Meditation Reflections and insights from the voices behind the original Rubin Museum podcast
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
Out of Emptiness A Nepalese artist questions traditional cultural beliefs through installations featuring unexpected materials and contemporary twists
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
October 8, 2025 The Rubin Awards 15 Art Project and Research Grants in 2025, Totaling $200,000 In Support The 2025 cycle of Rubin Grants were awarded to support 15 art and research initiatives that aim to promote the rich cultural legacy and living traditions of the Himalayan regions
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