Article from Sacred Hoop Magazine Issue 71 (2011) about the book ‘The Ayahuasca Visions of Pablo Amaringo’, by Howard G Charing, Peter Cloudsley.The Ayahuasca Visions of Pablo Amaringo ABOUT: THE AYAHUASCA VISIONS OF PABLO AMARINGO Illustrating the evolution of his intricate and colorful art, this…
This post explores the work of Mamadou Cissé and follows up from a previous post about the exhibition ‘Histoires de Voir‘ held at the Fondation Cartier earlier this year. Here is an interview with Mamadou with Joyce Bidouzo-Coudray from the website anotherafrica.net titled Mamadou Cissé…
Exciting news – a new book from Alex Grey is being published this year (November). I’m really looking forward to this. How Alex Grey’s visionary art is evolving the cultural body through icons of interconnectedness • Includes over 200 reproductions of Grey’s artwork • Contains…
Acrylic & Gouache on twin canvases. Started in Occidental (Sonoma County) California, finished in London.
This follows on from an earlier post; for a long time I’ve wanted to see a Kusama’s art and primarily her installation work. I went to the Tate Modern yesterday and it was an amazing experience, probably the most mind-blowing exhibition that I’ve been to….
A feature on the Amazon Rainforest from 人与自然 ‘Human and Nature’ Magazine published in China March 2012 Issue. Includes some of my photos, one with the visionary artist Pablo Amaringo showing his art. The feature is titled; 奇妙世界 地球之肺中的 which means ‘The Wonderful world of…
Illuminatus by Robert Venosa & Terence McKenna: A personal Retrospective I was looking through Illuminatus, the magnificent book by Robert Venosa and Terence McKenna; due to my travels these last years it has been a long time since I’ve held it in my hands. It…
The Harn Museum of Art presents “Vanishing Points: Paintings from the Debra and Dennis Scholl Collection”, on view at the museum through April 29th. The exhibition showcases contemporary artists who push and explore the boundaries of painting. Twenty-seven international artists defy the limits of painting…
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston opens an exhibition featuring 17th century and contemporary Tibetan Art. According to ancient Tibetan Buddhist and Bon texts, Shambhala is a fabulous kingdom hidden by mist and a ring of snowcovered mountains, where the rulers safeguard the Kalachakra…
