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Quan Yin is one of the most beloved figures in East Asian Buddhism. She’s sometimes called “the one who hears the cries of the world.” She symbolizes compassion, mercy, and unconditi … read more

Have you ever wanted to make art but thought you're "not artistic" or "not good enough"? Or maybe you find yourself caught up in making everything look "right," losing the joy and spontaneous authenti … read more

This month, we welcome artist Matthew Smith to our energy art gallery. His paintings invite you on a journey through color, spirit, and imagination. There’s a sense of movement in his work&mdash … read more

The start of Lunar New Year 2026 brings a palpable shift in energy. Leaving behind the grounded rhythm of the Wood Snake, we enter the high-octane Year of the Fire Horse. This year is bold, fast-movin … read more

Irworobongdo—translated as The Sun, the Moon, and the Five Peaks—is one of Korea’s most enduring symbolic images. It originated during the Joseon Dynasty, when it was traditionally p … read more

Minhwa is Korea's vibrant folk painting tradition—art created by everyday people to bring protection, luck, and positive energy into their homes. Unlike the formal paintings made for royalty, Mi … read more