Artist: Nubje Dola (English & Chinese Resume)
Artist: Nubje DolaCurriculum Vitae:
Dola, born in Sakya County—renowned as the “second Dunhuang”—is a thangka artist trained under the lineage of Mentang-style thangka art at Tashilhunpo Monastery by the master Dzongkha Phurbu.
- In 2005, Dola graduated from middle school in Sakya County. With a natural passion and talent for painting, and with the support of his parents, he began formal study of thangka art under the guidance of Master Dzongkha Phurbu at Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse.
- During his apprenticeship, Dola assisted his teacher in creating a large number of mural projects for monasteries as well as thangkas commissioned by the community. Due to his intelligence and hard work, he progressed early in his career.
- From 2012 to 2013, he was honored to work alongside his teacher in painting murals at Selong Monastery in Lhatse County.
- Between 2014 and 2016, he collaborated with his teacher on mural projects at Tashilhunpo Monastery.
After years of training in the fundamentals of thangka painting under Master Dzongkha Phurbu and completing numerous monastery murals and thangkas, Dora accumulated substantial knowledge and experience in painting. From 2017 onwards, he was able to independently complete large-scale mural and thangka projects.
- In 2017, he independently completed the mural at Buzha Monastery in Saga County.
- In 2018, he participated in the 4th China International Thangka Art Festival, where his exhibited work Three Deities of Jowo received an honorary certificate.
- In 2019, together with his mentor Dzongkha Phurbu, he completed mural projects for the library and museum of Tashilhunpo Monastery.
- In 2023, he participated in the 9th “Seeing Is Fulfilling” Tibet Fine Thangka Exhibition, where his work The Three Lords of the World was awarded the title of Gold Medal Inheritor.
- That same year (2023), he also participated in the “Beauty of the Peaks—First Shigatse Young and Middle-aged Thangka Artists’ Exhibition,” where his work Shakyamuni and the Sixteen Elders won first prize.
To this day, Dola continues to engage in thangka painting, having produced a large number of works, including thangkas housed at Tashilhunpo Monastery, large-scale thangkas at the Buddhist Academy in Beijing (such as The Five Visions of Je Tsongkhapa), as well as numerous commissioned works from across China.
个人简历
多拉，出生于号称第二个敦煌的萨迦县，师出扎什伦布寺历备勉唐派唐卡艺术传承谱系的传承人宗卡·普布；2005年毕业于萨迦县初中；因，天生对绘画艺术有强烈的爱好与天赋，2005年在父母亲的协助下拜日喀则扎什伦布寺唐卡艺术大师宗卡·普布处学习唐卡艺术。
在唐卡大师宗卡·普布处学习期间协助大师为众多寺庙绘制了大量的壁画项目和社会需求下的唐卡；自己天生的聪慧和足够的努力下使得多拉在学习期间，不同于其他学生，学得非常快；因此，2012年至2013年期间他有幸与大师一同负责绘制了在拉孜县色龙寺的壁画；2014—2016年同大师一起绘制了扎什伦布寺夏孜殿、吞桑林殿的壁画。
在唐卡大师宗卡·普布处不断学习唐卡绘画艺术的基础知识和同他共同完成了大量寺庙的壁画和唐卡后，自己积累了一定的唐卡绘画艺术相关的知识和经验；从2017年开始自己能独立绘制大型壁画项目和唐卡。
2017年独立绘制完成了萨嘎县布扎寺的壁画。
2018年参加第四届中国国际唐卡艺术节，参展的作品 《觉俄仲三尊》获得荣誉证书。
2019年同自己的恩师宗卡·普布共同完成了扎什伦布寺图书馆和博物馆的壁画项目。
2023年参加第九届“见即愿满”西藏精品唐卡展，参展的作品《三怙主》被评为金牌传承人。
2023年参加了“峰之美—首届日喀则中青年唐卡画师作品”中参展的作品《释迦牟尼与十六罗汉》获得一等奖。
截止今日仍从事唐卡绘画艺术，至今绘制了大量唐卡，主要有扎什伦布寺内供奉的唐卡作品和北京佛学院大型唐卡作品宗喀巴大师五召见以及从全国各地的“私人定制”唐卡作品。
HAR Team, 9-2025
