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Extremist Art: A Talk with Nick Zedd

Tamra Lucid

The Internet has become the perfect tool of mind control. FB and the Net are SOMA. Huxley predicted it in Brave New World. We are enslaved by distractions and easy pleasures that cater to our narcissism and prejudice. It's better to be outside all of that, meet people in the real world, form alliances, organize and do something new. (more)

Evolver Bay Area Presents - HiveMind

Evolver Bay Area and Keyframe-Entertainment will present Hivemind: Consciousness Party & Education Forum on February 23rd from noon to midnight. (more)

2-1-13
David Wilder's blog
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Vision, Courage, and an Ancient Mayan Curse: The Story of Daniel Northcott

Darrin Drda

Daniel Northcott was an artist, a filmmaker, and above all, a visionary. After years of traveling and filming, Daniel was diagnosed with leukemia, and passed away in 2009. He left over 1000 hours worth of unedited footage to his sister. The project, Be Brave, is now being crowd-funded through Indiegogo. (more)

Astrology and the Renaissance in Film

VerDarLuz

Hollywood has taken a cue from the cosmic weather. The newly released films and upcoming offerings have been shifting consciousness and reflecting the archetypal evolution unfolding at this critical turn of the Ages. Here are some thoughts on why film is such an important and magical experience at this time. (more)

12-21-12
VerDarLuz's blog
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Visionary Soundscapes: A Talk with Mystical Sun

Michael Garfield

Mystical Sun has been making verdant listening-room electronica for almost two decades. The recently-released 26000 is his first album in four years, a testament to the time-intensive work and, poetically, also a concept album about deep time and epochal cycles. (more)

11-14-12
Michael Garfield's blog
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Landscapes of Shadow and Songs of Light:  A Talk with Morgan Sorne

Lily Ross

If Tool and Jeff Buckley had an orgy on peyote in the desert and created a love child, that baby would be Sorne. The live performance weaves together the cycles of a story of five children told through music, visual art, and film. It is a sprouting, living mythos. (more)

I.AM.LIFE Kick Off Party

This November 10th I.AM.LIFE will be holding a kick off party at Cafe Club Fais Do-Do in LA. (more)

11-1-12
Osirian Dawn's blog
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UNITRIBE Event at NEWLIFE Expo

UNITRIBE presents a HIGH VIBE dance/music/healing/art in our 5000sqft portal at NEWLIFE Expo October 19-21 (more)

10-12-12
Osirian Dawn's blog
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Nets of Being: An Interview with Alex Grey

Talat Jonathan Phillips

In this interview, CoSM co-founder Alex Grey discusses how he turned from suicidal nihilist to visionary painter, the convergence of psychedelics and Tibetan Buddhism, holding together a marriage involving two artists, and live-painting with Beats Antique and the Disco Biscuits. (more)

Mushroom City Art Festival's Indiegogo!

Poeting

Evolver & The Baltimore Free Farm are hosting a free, community, art festival to educate, enchant, and teach participants about how mushrooms can save the world! (more)

8-30-12
Poeting's blog
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Codes of My Kin

Why was this substance that could save us and our world illegal? How could one drop of a chemical on a piece of blotter paper cause my mind to know the universe in a wholly different way? And what other minds might be in there to be brought to consciousness? What other universes were there to behold? (more)

Electronic Healing: An Interview with Nadis Warriors' Jason Hahn

Faye Sakellaridis

Jason Hahn, the visionary behind the production company Re:Evolution Media and member of the electronica band Nadis Warriors, is dedicated to uniting members of the spiritual community through the celebration of our creative capacity. In this interview, Hahn discusses the "psychedelic explosion" in electronica, performing alongside visionary artist Alex Grey, and Nadis Warriors' approach to healing through art. (more)

Psychedelic Awakening

Reality Sandwich

Join NYT art critic Ken Johnson, artist Carroll Dunham, and medical anthropologist and historian of science Nicolas Langlitz for a free discussion moderated by Miciah Hussey about the influence that the psychedelic experience has had on American culture, Wed. 3/28, NYC. (more)

3-26-12
Reality Sandwich's blog
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Anonymous, and His International Fame

Genetic engineering of the planetary rulers has projected each subject's character as his/her fate. We are not natural. If we were to add up all of the experiences that define us, we would note, upon closer scrutiny, that it always the key element that is missing. An archaic wound pursues us like the voice of superconsciousness. (more)

The Brain in the Cave

David Rothenberg

We can only speculate to what extent prehistoric art works were made for practical, or sheerly aesthetic means. Did we need art way back then for any different reason than we do now? Are there unique clues in prehistoric art for the ultimate reasons why humans may have always needed art? (more)

The Power of Art

Shunyamurti

The artist is a shaman. The artist's role, especially in the West, has always been to alter the state of consciousness of the viewer, and to force the big Other, the collective superego, to face its own shadow -- as well as to face the super-consciousness, the One that is beyond the Other, that it denies. (more)

Alex Grey and the Mind Parasites

I caution people about going to a rave with a sketchy vibe and taking a boundary-dissolving substance. Unless you want to internalize a carnival of lost souls it is probably unwise to blow yourself wide open in a setting of trance-inducing music/lighting and stoned people, many of them on the prowl for parasitic sexual encounters. (more)