A New Monument Addresses the Erasure of Japanese American Incarceration
The Irei: National Monument for the WWII Japanese American Incarceration aims to remember and repair the racial karma of America.
Art Exhibition
Inside Sutra and Bible at the Japanese American Museum in Los Angeles
The exhibit reminds us of the power of religion, faith, ritual, and community
‘Beats and Buddhas’: A New Exhibit Features Art from Allen Ginsberg and Gonkar Gyatso
Both artists use humor and irony to explore the intersection of the mundane and the spiritual.
New Exhibit Tells Life Story of Tibetan Contemporary Artist Rabkar Wangchuk
Mystery of Life is the artist’s first solo exhibit
The Work of Bodhisattvas
Healing Practices: Stories from Himalayan Americans opens at the Rubin Museum
Climate Activist Wynn Bruce’s Self-Immolation Raises Questions Within and Beyond the Buddhist Community
The practicing Buddhist set fire to himself in an apparent protest of climate change. Plus, Myanmar’s military sentences Aung San Suu Kyi to five more years in prison and kills civilians, including a Buddhist monk.
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
Myanmar’s Art of Resistance
An exhibition and auction showcases the works of Burmese artists in exile and in hiding to raise funds for humanitarian efforts. See a preview here.
Of Ghosts and Ancestors
The exhibit Ghost Stories Are All Love Stories in New York City presents four Asian American artists’ work about ghostly connections, belonging, and time.
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