
Exploring Zen Art and Culture at WZAC-NY
World Zen Art Center (WZAC-NY)
The World Zen Art Center (WZAC-NY) is a distinguished non-profit institution dedicated to the research and promotion of Zen art. Established in the State of New York on December 15, 2012, it operates under the esteemed guidance of Master Yi-Xiong Gu, a highly respected figure in this field.
Our Mission is to explore the essence of Zen Tao and art, fostering their growth and flourishing both in the United States and globally. We aim to ensure that these cultural treasures are appreciated and preserved for future generations.
Our Commitment is to advance the cultural significance of Zen art by promoting its development and prosperity. We recognize and honor outstanding Zen artists and scholars through our international Zen Art “Honorary Fellow” Awards and Recognition Awards for significant contributions to Zen art.
Cultural Commitment
As a non-profit Zen research center, WZAC-NY is dedicated to preserving and exploring the profound and esoteric traditions of Eastern Zen Tao culture and art. Our focus extends to the in-depth study of Chinese metaphysics, such as Tai Chi and Bagua, which are foundational to Chinese philosophical thought. The unity of yin and yang embodies the eternal laws of the universe, as expressed in the wisdom of the Zhou Yi (I Ching or Classic of Changes). This philosophy reached its zenith during the Song Dynasty, most notably under the scholarship of Zhu Xi.
Zen and Chinese Philosophy
Zen plays an integral role in Chinese philosophy and religious culture. Throughout history, Zen masters in China have achieved remarkable insights through practices like divination and meditation. Embracing Zen Tao wisdom allows individuals to transcend worldly concerns and gain a deeper understanding of the universe and its hidden patterns.
Zen Art Practice
Chinese Zen calligraphy and ink painting are profound expressions of Zen, where artists reach a meditative state, channeling inner tranquility into their creations. This practice, traditionally undertaken by monks or Taoists in China, resonates deeply with viewers, inspiring reflection, clarity, and a return to one’s true self. These artworks serve not only as aesthetic expressions but also as meditative tools, encouraging introspection and a re-evaluation of life’s perspectives.

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The World Zen Art Center (WZAC-NY) is a respected non-profit institution dedicated to the research and promotion of Zen art. Founded in New York on December 15, 2012, and guided by Master Yi-Xiong Gu, the Center explores the essence of Zen Tao through meditation, Qimen Dunjia, calligraphy, and painting.
Your support helps preserve the rich traditions of Zen art and Tao, ensuring these cultural treasures continue to inspire future generations.
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