James Stanford, “Budding Buddha.” From artfixdaily.com James Stanford is a longtime Buddhist artist with a distinct aesthetic and inspiration. Last … Read More “Budding Buddha: A Conversation with Artist James Stanford”
Marichi. From theyoginiproject.org Marichi (from Sanskrit “ray of light”) is the Goddess of the Dawn, who is revered in the … Read More “Marichi, Goddess of the Dawn”
Bodhi Obfuscatus (Space Baby). By Michael Joo. From davidsenouf.com Since my schooldays I’ve been interested in exploring the discourse around … Read More “Confessional Artists: The Spiritual Vocation of Creative Professionals”
Homage to you, the Eight Auspicious Goddesses—Beauty, Garlands, Song, Dance, Flowers, Incense, Light and Perfume—merely thinking of you makes success grow more … Read More “The Offering Goddesses: In Praise of Divine Beauty”
Instinctively, my politics is anti-imperialist and anti-colonialist. However, I also appreciate the complexity inherent in human affairs and recognize that … Read More “Cultural Repatriation of Buddhist Artifacts: A Job for Cool Heads”
There is a fascinating group of people shaping contemporary artistic culture in the Buddhist world. Some of them are regular … Read More “Meaning-crafting: An Emerging Discourse of Contemporary Buddhist Art”
“Look at me. Behold, encounter, and meet me.” Two of my favourite expressions of sacred art can be found in … Read More “Postcard from Raymond: The Gaze of the Divine”
Wilson Chik An ancient Banyan tree: a giant in its own rite, towering. Thousand green leaves shimmering air, each leaf, … Read More “A Meditation on Mind, Body and Place – Ho Siu Kee”
Grace Ko “To see a World in a Grain of Sand; and a Heaven in a Wild Flower; hold Infinity … Read More “The Language of Flowers: Flower Artist Masao Mizukami”
Grace Ko In October 2016, ancient Buddhist statues were a major presence at the season’s art fairs and auctions in … Read More “Passing Through the Hands of Time”
