Tree and Serpent: Early Buddhist Art in India, 200 BCE – 400 CE
Tracing the footsteps of early Buddhist art
Review
Review of ‘Small Boat, Vast Ocean: My Years in Solitary Buddhist Retreat’
A new book offers a rare view of what it’s like to spend three years, three months, and three days in intense, sometimes solitary, practice.
A Radical ‘Joyning’
Ross Gay’s new essay collection reveals a truer, more tender definition of joy.
‘The Trauma of Caste’ Is Essential Reading
In her new book, artist and Dalit activist Thenmozhi Soundararajan lays bare the continuing violence of the caste system while offering a path forward.
New Documentary ‘Amala’ Pays Tribute to Jetsun Pema, Sister to the Dalai Lama
The film captures the leader’s fierce dedication to the Tibetan people through her work at the Tibetan Children’s Village.
Redefining Tibetan Literature
A new interdisciplinary journal transcends genre studies and attempts to build bridges between Tibetan and Western academics.
Self in Translation
Polly Barton’s Fifty Sounds blows open ideas of a stable self and the supposed impediments of language.
Inside the Brooklyn Museum’s New Gallery on Buddhist Art
The Arts of Buddhism space showcases one of the world's earliest known depictions of the goddess Tara as well as 19 objects never before shown in the museum
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review
Unlike the sequels that came before it, the latest movie in the Matrix franchise is self-aware enough to keep up with the times.
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