In this two-part interview, Belén Boville speaks to a unique artist of wood Buddhist sculpture creating wonders in Spain
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Sculpting Happiness: An Interview with Carver Takuo Hasegawa of Shorin-ji Temple, Spain. Part One
In this two-part interview, Belén Boville speaks to a unique artist of wood Buddhist sculpture creating wonders in Spain
Hong Kong’s Buddhist Banksy?
Who is the graffiti artist tagging all of Hong Kong with a Buddhist-themed tag?
The Illusion of Stability by WAL: A new, challenging and provocative Thai art exhibition by the Bangkok river
Adele Tomlin reviews WAL’s first solo exhibition and unpacks the artworks’ many themes surrounding social critique, death, fragility, women, and more
Exploring Li Yong-jun’s studio of Dunhuang art
Li Yong-jun is one of Dunhuang’s famous contemporary painters of quality replica art from the grottoes
Dancing with Courage and Creativity in “Choreopolis”: An interview with Sophia Hotung
Sophia Hotung’s first solo exhibit is a vibrant series of instantly recognizable locales and plays that expresses the story of Hong Kong and that of her own journey
Ramala Sarma’s Assam Amulet: A new expression of Indian artistic heritage
Dr. Ramala Sarma introduces her new venture, which produces Buddhist items crafted from by the metal artisans of Sarthebari, Assam
The Sun Museum’s relocation: A new chapter and prospects for young artists
The cultural venue of the Sun Museum’s relocation to a more prominent place heralds a new era for artists in Hong Kong
The First Sermon’s Shadow: Nepalese artist Mahima Singh’s “Transcendence through Simplicity”
Mahima Singh brings impermanence from the abstract to the real with installations and performance art for the human condition
Museum of Nepali Art Hosts Nepal’s First Art Biennale in Kathmandu
A milestone art event in Kathmandu brings to renewed prominence a rich tapestry of contemporary and traditional artists