Letting the Ink Flow
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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.
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Spring-Watching Pavilion
Where is nirvana?
Naked Reality
How Buddhist practice shaped Marina Abramovic’s performance art
Inside the Making of the New Red Pine Documentary
An interview with Dancing with the Dead director Ward Serrill
From ‘Sidetracks’
Bei Dao’s poetry conveys the dislocation of exile in hazy, dreamlike cantos.
‘Refuge’
Quan Barry’s poetry reckons with our simultaneous capacities for violence and transcendence—and what it means to find refuge in a world seemingly defined by war.
‘Biography of a Thought’
The contemporary Tibetan painter Tenzing Rigdol on Buddhism versus secularism and his new installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
CultureMagazine | Parting Words
Snow Valley
A poem by Musō Soseki
The Art of Impermanence
With luminous artwork, Miya Ando chronicles the passage of time
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