Finding inspiration in community and daily life
Overcoming attachment through focus on mastering bliss
Reimagine: Himalayan Art Now contemplates and celebrates what Himalayan art means now with a Museum-wide exhibition of artworks by over 30 contemporary artists, many from the Himalayan region and diaspora.
A representation of the cycle of life, death, and rebirth
Every plant, mineral, and natural source can be used for healing
How Pema Namdol Thaye builds mandalas, bringing cosmic realms to life
Follow the path to connect inner and outer worlds
A short strange trip from chaos to enlightenment
Why preserve art when nothing lasts forever
Interconnection with the environment is prevalent in Himalayan art
Tracing the history of this tradition through art
Objects from the Rubin’s collection that embody yogic traditions
Unpacking the television show’s mysteries through art in the Rubin’s collection
Two folios from a Tibetan illuminated manuscript in the Rubin Museum’s collection feature exquisite embossed calligraphy
Connecting the mysteries in Twin Peaks with objects in the Rubin's collection
An exhibition ventures into the power of sound and practice of listening
Himalayan art is deeply rooted in earthly symbols
Art plays an important role in the Himalayan region
Four of the smallest sculptures in the Rubin’s collection
The captivating story behind a symbolic depiction of the land
Shift your perspective on stormy weather by taking cues from Himalayan art and culture
These creatures are more than just pets
Surprising connections between yoga and Himalayan art
Deities beyond the binaries of gender
Get a closer look at a sculpture of Virupaksha
Learn how to tame this powerful emotion
Celebrating all-pervading feminine energy
Paintings and sculptures that celebrate the power of love
Get a deeper look at a painting of the goddess Tara
Illustrations of the seminal text on Tibetan divination