Rubin Museum of Art

This museum in New York was founded by a couple who love Himalayan art. It rarely sees the museum pavilion on the theme in the United States. It is still quite novel. You can refer to many distinctive Tibetan paintings and exhibits in the museum. The museum itself is also very distinctive. The center of the museum has a rotating staircase that unlocks the original site of the symmetrical building, which was once a department store center, and was preserved and converted into the current museum. Their museum also hosts special exhibitions from time to time, and you can learn about the latest exhibition theme on the official website

As a super-niche museum series, I have to mention this Rubin Museum of Art, an art exhibition hall with the theme of Buddhist culture, mainly introducing traditional art between the Himalayas, India and the surrounding areas. Visiting the entire museum will create a mysterious cultural atmosphere. Especially the Meditation Room on the top floor exhibition hall, it is really rare to encounter such a theme in the museum, it is worth visiting to punch in. This museum will not have many tourists every time it comes, and it is more suitable for traveling during the epidemic, so there is no need to worry about crowds. The building where the museum is located was once a shopping plaza, and the museum still retains the rotating step ladder in the center, which is also a major attraction in the museum. It is also one of the youngest museums in the museum.

Located in the Chelsea area of Manhattan, RMA is a private art museum with the theme of Buddhism and Himalayan culture, with a large collection of precious ancient Tibetan Buddhist art. The building where the museum is located was once a designer fashion department store, and it was later converted into the current museum, with more than 1,000 exhibits, and most of these exhibits come from private collections. The main focus of the permanent exhibition is also a variety of Tibetan art exhibits. Its unique exhibit style is worth visiting to check in. Here you can see Buddha statue murals, Tibet Tangka, etc. In order to facilitate everyone to visit and understand, there is also a multimedia display in the museum.

The Rubin Himalayan Museum of Art is a small well-known comprehensive museum in New York, suitable for bringing friends together. There are too many museums in New York. The most noteworthy part of this museum is the collection of Tibetan religious art. The most noteworthy part of this museum is the collection of Tibetan religious art, which is a shrinkage of Tibetan Buddhist holy places.

The exhibition is all related to Buddhism, and it is mainly Tibetan Buddhism. I think if it is not interested in this Buddhism, it is not used here. Is there still less such things in China?