For every hundred painted thangkas, there’s maybe one appliqué thangka. — Valrae Reynolds, author and curator For us, painting and sculpture are the finest forms of art, but for Tibetans,…
At the Author 101 conference in Los Angeles last week, I was struck with rare clarity about my personal guiding principles. I'd like to share them with you. The list is…
Focus on the Masters (FOTM) is a nonprofit art archive and education program that documents, preserves, and presents the works and lives of contemporary artists in southern California. Founded in 1994…
I’ve been rummaging through memories and memorabilia in preparation for my Focus on the Masters interview. One of my earliest creative endeavors: my friend Sue and I made puppets from paper…
Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo will open the Threads of Awakening Transformative Arts Studio at the Channel Islands Harbor in southern California on February 22, 2014. Sacred art, laughter yoga, Buddhist films, and…
People often ask about my name. I'm not Tibetan nor married to a Tibetan, so where'd that funny surname come from? Rinchen-Wongmo is my Tibetan name. It means Precious Empowered…
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