Published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Tradition Transformed: Tibetan Artists Respond' held at the Rubin Museum of Art, New York, between June and October 2010. It is the first major survey of Tibetan contemporary artists to be held in a New York museum. The nine artists featured each explore contemporary issues—personal, political, and cultural—by integrating the centuries-old traditional imagery, techniques, and materials found in Tibetan Buddhist art with modern influences and media. Artist biographies included.
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EX.USA.TTT
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English

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2010

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182

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9780984562503

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2

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catalogue

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Curatorial Statement - Rachel WEINGEIST, Rebecca BLOOM

Transforming a Tradition: Tibetan Artists on the Dialectic of Sanctity and Modernity - Michael R. SHEEHY

Blurring Boundaries: Contemporary Art from Tibet and the Diaspora - Anna BREMM

Enlightenment Might Not Be Possible in This Lifetime: Strive for Your Own Liberation with Laughter and Diligence - H.G. MASTERS

Early Days of the Gendun Chöpel Artists' Guild and the Lhasa Art Scene: An Interview with Paola Vanzo by Michael R. Sheehy

Tradition Transformed: Tibetan Artists Respond
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