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
The five-day celebration in Nepal honors the bonds between humans and crows, dogs, cows, oxen, and siblings
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
A writer’s artist residency along the Annapurnas in Nepal yields unexpected connections
This household altar in Queens is a place for daily prayers and connecting to family
The bhimaratha ceremony in Newar culture features extensive art and rituals to honor elders
The Art of Muna Bhadel
Exploring the history and impact of neo-cultural colonization
How artists reflect the plight of Nepali migrant laborers
Snapshots of an old building bring back adolescent memories of people met online
The president of the Keshchandra Mahavihar Conservation Society shares what they’ve learned and what’s ahead.
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
Finding inspiration in community and daily life
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
Rubin Museum Executive Director Jorrit Britschgi interviews Swosti Rajbhandari Kayastha, a scholar of Nepalese art and culture who serves as a lecturer of museum studies at Lumbini Buddhist University, about her role in the development of the Itumbaha Museum.
A Nepalese immigrant finds solace in faraway Vermont
How artists in Nepal help foster healing and bring a sense of inner peace
From the Himalayan mountains to the New York City streets, people share how they wake up every day
A one-act play maps identity in a changing world
Researcher Matthew Akester walks in the footsteps of the past
Illustrations of the seminal text on Tibetan divination