Dak'Art2016
Monday, 3
Seems to be an interesting exhibtion that is announced for the 6th of October at TOTAH in New York:
Cosmic Connections
The artists presented in Cosmic Connections are united by this singular quality—the essential grace that connects one with the universe in a strange, intense light. Descartes describes this elemental virtue as that of the Muses, derived from the Greek verb that signifies to "Explore with Desire," going so far as to declare that desire "opens the difficult Locke of all Arts and Sciences." In these "cosmic" artists is manifest an Axis Mundi, a funnel, a tunnel, a ladder or tree, a line traced—like dragon veins running down from the sky into the mountains and along the earth—that bridges the misty penumbra between actuality, fantasy and future.
In the 13th century, Saint Thomas Aquinas too sought to define this quality between time and eternity. Aquinas wished to revive the aevum, the time of the angels. In Cosmic Connections there is a profound alchemy, a superconscious creation, in the works of the artists presented. This alchemy unites physical and immaterial domains, treating these not as divorced, but rather soul mates or kindred spirits, friends that shape each others' rhythms, colors and forms. These artists are heirs to ancient signals. They tell the epic tale of our veiled immortality, the paradox of humanity's bizarre power anchored in our vulnerability. They evoke the aevum, suspending us between eternity and the now, erasing time and reminding us of our mortality all at once. (Sarah Lehat)
Sunday, 2
i thought about, but i didn't say nothing...
Seems to be an interesting exhibtion that is announced for the 6th of October at TOTAH in New York:
Cosmic Connections
The artists presented in Cosmic Connections are united by this singular quality—the essential grace that connects one with the universe in a strange, intense light. Descartes describes this elemental virtue as that of the Muses, derived from the Greek verb that signifies to "Explore with Desire," going so far as to declare that desire "opens the difficult Locke of all Arts and Sciences." In these "cosmic" artists is manifest an Axis Mundi, a funnel, a tunnel, a ladder or tree, a line traced—like dragon veins running down from the sky into the mountains and along the earth—that bridges the misty penumbra between actuality, fantasy and future.
In the 13th century, Saint Thomas Aquinas too sought to define this quality between time and eternity. Aquinas wished to revive the aevum, the time of the angels. In Cosmic Connections there is a profound alchemy, a superconscious creation, in the works of the artists presented. This alchemy unites physical and immaterial domains, treating these not as divorced, but rather soul mates or kindred spirits, friends that shape each others' rhythms, colors and forms. These artists are heirs to ancient signals. They tell the epic tale of our veiled immortality, the paradox of humanity's bizarre power anchored in our vulnerability. They evoke the aevum, suspending us between eternity and the now, erasing time and reminding us of our mortality all at once. (Sarah Lehat)
Sunday, 2
i thought about, but i didn't say nothing...