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The Mumbai-born multimedia artist embraces wrath, grief, and the power of feeling fully
Watch master Tibetan calligrapher Jamyang Dorjee Chakrishar create artworks by fusing Tibetan script with Buddhist imagery
The master calligrapher’s distinctive style fuses Buddhist imagery with miniature calligraphy script
The artist speaks about his neon sculpture of a wrathful deity in the Rubin’s collection and more
Artist IMAGINE (a.k.a. Sneha Shrestha) on her first public art installation and what it means to the Himalayan community in New York City
The Nepalese artist wants his art to evoke joy, irony, and a state of contemplation
The Mongolian artist pours her emotions into wearable art infused with Buddhist symbols
Mongolian artist Mariia Khas explores the feelings behind her jewelry making in this powerful video artwork
The Mongolian artist reflects on her inspirations, creative process, and connections to the Rubin
An animated story about a young girl facing an impossible choice
Uncovering the symbolism behind the cover art for the wrath issue of Spiral magazine
The 2025 Rubin Art Prize winners reflect on what the Museum’s support means for their community of artists
Reflections on Tibetan art and community from the three founders of the Dharamsala-based group
Making art in a world that denies your right to beauty is not just resistance—it is reclamation
A Nepalese artist questions traditional cultural beliefs through installations featuring unexpected materials and contemporary twists
How a Black school teacher from the United States came to Nepal in the early 1960s, established a private art gallery, and helped found the Kopan Monastery
Artist Yeshi Pelden on blending the Buddha’s teachings with contemporary art forms
How cartoons, Nepalese art, and a desire to elicit joy inspire a ceramic artist
Reflections on the role of museums, restitution, and responsibility from the Rubin Art Prize Winner
The Art of Muna Bhadel
Artist and creative director Sargam Gupta aims to spark wonder through art
Collage artist Beto Val reflects on his artistic process, inspirations, and art as therapy
How artists reflect the plight of Nepali migrant laborers
A collaboration between an artist and neuroscientist demonstrates how making art can lead to healing
Turning junk and discarded objects into art offers more than just a new perspective
What a story from the past can teach us about the present
An artist merges her cultural heritage with childhood cartoons
An artist-in-residence reflects on her time at the Rubin
Finding inspiration in community and daily life