Janet Tse continues her exploration of how Buddhist calligraphy meditation helps mental health through new research
Hong Kong
“Culture comes first” – The rich interface of Chinese and South African tradition and contemporary life
Exploring South Africa’s presence in Hong Kong with consul-general Mojalefa Mogono, and bringing Buddhist culture to South Africa
Hong Kong’s Buddhist Banksy?
Who is the graffiti artist tagging all of Hong Kong with a Buddhist-themed tag?
The Buddhist Layman of Perfect Brightness: Dharma at Yuanming yuan
The Hong Kong Palace Museum’s new temporary exhibit showcases profound Buddhist dimensions of the Yongzheng Emperor’s thought and self-understanding
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
Explore quality English-language courses in Buddhist Studies at The Buddha-Dharma Centre of Hong Kong
The Buddha-Dharma Centre of Hong Kong is offering quality curriculum accredited by Sri Lanka’s University of Kelaniya
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 Baha’i tradition is respected and treasured for its love of other faiths
This year’s World Religion Day about youth highlights how important the Baha’is see interfaith collaboration and cooperation
Irene Lok’s Dunhuang: Understanding the Gaze of the Bodhisattva
A Dunhuang scholar takes her research and writing to the international stage with a fellowship at Robinson College, Cambridge
A Modern Vision of Ancient Aesthetics: Wong May Lee’s Celadons from Longquan Kilns
A new exhibit of two artists at Sun Museum in Hong Kong reveals the beauty of modern celadon creations from the famed Longquan kilns of China