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Contemporary
Tibetan Paiting Exhibition:
July 6, 2004 through July 20, 2004
A paintings by Sonam Lhundup, an artist
from Tibet was displayed in our Museum for one week.
This unique exhibition consisted of about thirty
paintings carrying a different message about Tibet’s
past life, present situation and its struggle for
freedom.
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Life
in Exile-The Tibetan Journey:
December 10, 2005 through Janurary 30, 2006
It
is the story of the peaceful struggle of Tibetans
to maintain their cultural identity under the leadership
of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, while adapting to
survive and contribute successfully to other cultures
and countries.
It also evokes the Tibetan’s unique history
and culture while depicting their diverse lives
in exile. It describes their magnificent past and
more recent oppression by communist China.The Tibetan
people, through their non-violent approach while
living in exile, have a vital message of peace and
co-existence, respect and compassion for all sentient
beings
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Tribute
to Peace Apostles:
July 6, 2005 through December 1, 2005
It highlights themes common to the lives
of Mahatma Gandhi and His Holiness the 14th Dalai
Lama and introduces their activism in promoting non-violence
and peace.
The
exhibition illustrates how a courageous person with
profound dedication to non-violence and peace, can
transcend the boundaries of race, faith and ethnicity
to change the world.
Mahatma
Gandhi’s civil disobedience and non-violent
demonstrations won greater freedom and ultimately
independence for the 400 million citizens of India
after three centuries of British rule. His Holiness
the Dalai Lama’s commitment for his non-violent
campaign for freedom and rights in Tibet won him the
1989 Nobel Peace Prize.
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