Exploring the Rubin Museum of Art

April 11, 2012 By 3 Comments

On a recent trip to the Rubin Museum of Art, Diana and I observed the Himalayan and Hindu artwork. Through a partnership with the Shelly and Donald Rubin Foundation established by Professor Stan Altman, Baruch Students and faculty receive a waived admission fee. Housing both classic and modern Tibetan art, the museum is a bit like a time machine taking you through centuries of evolving art work. From a recreation of a Hindu meditation room to vibrant abstract art, the Rubin Museum  is a great introduction into Tibetan culture.

This is the first of a series of posts as part of our exploration of Tibetan culture in New York City.

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As editor for the Weissman Center, Lisa received her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Creative Writing from Baruch College in June 2011. She co-founded the school's sole creative writing club, Writers' Society in 2010.

When not working on the blog, Lisa explores interest in local reporting. She has interned at Bronxnet, the New York Daily News, and the L Magazine.

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