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Introducing MOR Review
MOR members provide reviews and annotations of a variety of
media and resources including books, movies, magazines,
websites, etc. These reviews are the opinions of their authors and
are provided by MOR as a convenience to reasonable people.
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Conscious Art Movement
consciousart.org
There are several groups using the term "Conscious Art," including
the Hare Krishna, so it's important to know which site you're at
when looking for this set of rational and inspiring work. The
consciousness referred to in the name of this organization is just
conscious awareness. The group is looking to increase peoples
self-awareness, social awareness, and environmental awareness
through the creation, appreciation, and sharing of art. They look to
use a variety of media to draw ideas up from the sub-conscious for
open consideration in a process of mutual learning. Some work
currently on exhibition at the website includes documentary work of
Tibetan refugees, ceramic art as a trigger for increased
awareness, introspective poetry about lifes big questions, and a
set of self portraits during a pilgrimage to Mt. Fuji. The site also
invites dialogue with the artists.
Review © Erik Moore, all rights reserved
MOR members provide reviews and annotations of a variety of
media and resources including books, movies, magazines,
websites, etc. These reviews are the opinions of their authors and
are provided by MOR as a convenience to reasonable people.
To submit a review for consideration by our editors, use the
"Contact MOR" button or click here.
Conscious Art Movement
consciousart.org
There are several groups using the term "Conscious Art," including
the Hare Krishna, so it's important to know which site you're at
when looking for this set of rational and inspiring work. The
consciousness referred to in the name of this organization is just
conscious awareness. The group is looking to increase peoples
self-awareness, social awareness, and environmental awareness
through the creation, appreciation, and sharing of art. They look to
use a variety of media to draw ideas up from the sub-conscious for
open consideration in a process of mutual learning. Some work
currently on exhibition at the website includes documentary work of
Tibetan refugees, ceramic art as a trigger for increased
awareness, introspective poetry about lifes big questions, and a
set of self portraits during a pilgrimage to Mt. Fuji. The site also
invites dialogue with the artists.
Review © Erik Moore, all rights reserved
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