If you’re a fan of art and photography, you should know Andy Karr. Each week, Andy will share at least one new favorite “Seeing Fresh” photo.
Star quality: some people just have it, and it’s irrefutable. For example, take the Artist Formerly Known as the Eight-Foot Bride.
Andy Karr, co-author of The Practice of Contemplative Photography: Seeing the World with Fresh Eyes shares some photos from São Paulo.
When we think of Buddhism and art, we might think of ancient paintings, not modern photography. Andy Karr and Michael Wood discuss their art.
Greg Sumner reflects on the Buddhist themes in Kurt Vonnegut’s writings, fixating on his phrase: If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.
Photographer Nicholas Vreeland is donating the proceeds of his latest exhibition to help reconstruct a 14th century Tibetan monastery.
In a recent Q&A, musician/artist Laurie Anderson discussed her new hobby – painting. She has an upcoming show, “Forty-Nine Days in the Bardo.”
Playwright, author & teacher Jean-Claude van Itallie reflects on Occupy Wall Street’s weapons: art, poetry, theater, and steadfast meditation.
The Nepalese-born artist Tenzing Rigdol transported some twenty tons of Tibetan soil to the city of the exiled Tibetan government.
Artist Miya Ando, who was profiled for our blog by Andrea Miller, has completed a September 11th memorial sculpture for display in London.
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