Shiro Tsujimura’s Exploded Forms
Contemporary ceramist Shiro Tsujimura combines traditional Japanese styles of pottery with avant-garde sensibilities, aspiring to bring out the mu of each vessel he creates.
Art
Meet Buddhist artists, explore historical Buddhist artwork, and see how Buddhist concepts show up in and inspire visual art, film, music, dance, poetry, and more. For more, view the portfolio section of Tricycle magazine, which highlights contemporary Buddhist art.
Forever a Student
Playwright Sarah Ruhl discusses what her teachers have taught her from preschool to the present.
Buddhist Poet Ocean Vuong on Failure, Redemption, and Second Chances
The best-selling author discusses his new novel, The Emperor of Gladness.
Embodying Enlightenment
Exploring the sacred ritual dances of Vajrayana Buddhism
‘We All Talk to Spirits When We Are Identified as Numbers’
Tony Koji Wallin-Sato’s poetry asks what it means to be free and reckons with the legacy of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Watching Ourselves in ‘The White Lotus’: Season 3
How the HBO series invites us to take a look at our own monkey minds
Music as an Offering
American ambient music purveyor Jefre Cantu-Ledesma on his antivocational artistry, ordaining as a Zen priest, and his Shaker-inspired album, Gift Songs
The Edge of Language
National Book Award–winning poet Arthur Sze discusses what it means for art to awaken us to what is.
How Realistic Is the Buddhism of ‘The White Lotus’?
Tricycle talks with scholars, teachers, and former monastics about the popular show’s depiction of the dharma.
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