This book is devoted to Zen art as a living tradition. It explores the heart of Zen experience through contemporary Zen art, demonstrating how this time-honored visual form continues to flourish today.
From the Back Cover:"One of very few titles on the subject, this is an important contribution to the study of Zen art and serves as a window on the Zen worldfor the Western audience."--Lucia S. Chen, Library Journal
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