
A look at the whirling dances depicted in the Dunhuang Mogoa Caves and how they have been recreated in contemporary China.
Karmapa, The Lion Begins To Roar
Dunhuang, Playing the Pipa Behind the Back (2 of 8)

A look at how depictions of musicians playing the pipa in the Dunhuang Mogoa Caves have influenced contemporary art.
His Holiness the 17th Karmapa’s Return to Tsurphu Monastery
Dunhuang, Flying Apsaras (1 of 8)
The Tripitaka Koreana, A Thousand Years of Wisdom

A documentary about the Korean Tripi?aka, having over 52,000,000 characters written on more than 80,000 still extant wood blocks.
Priest Meets Buddha, Seokguram Grotto
Introduction to Buddhist Art

Three short introductory lectures on Buddhist Art, featuring the art of India, China, Japan and Thailand.