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A reviewer wrote about the execution of a Kalachakra sand mandala by Tibetan Buddhist monks at the Museum of Natural History in New York: Politically, the mandala...offers more than idle prayers for peace; it is a tapestry of benevolence, harmony, ego-death and antimaterialism itself. Aren't these the kinds of ideas that our art should be raising, and that our culture as a whole should be facing? McCormick, Carlo. Artforum 27, no. 3 (November 1988), 76.
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