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Cosponsored by the Lucid Art Foundation
Thursday, March 2, 7–9pm
CIIS Main Building
Namaste Hall
Fee: $10
Join a lively and spirited discussion
with artists, scholars, and educators who
have been researching and creating art on
the topic of “The Spiritual in Art.” Drawing
from the fields of fine arts, art history,
and expressive arts therapy, this dialogue
will address pertinent questions regarding
the place of spiritual discourse and expression
in today’s art world.
Fariba Bogzaran, PhD,
is an artist and scholar. She is the cofounder
and president of the Lucid Art Foundation
and an associate professor at John F. Kennedy
University.
Rose Wognum Frances, MFA, has
been an artist for the past 35 years, and
has exhibited internationally in museums
and galleries. She has taught “Art
as a Sacred Process” for numerous
universities, including CIIS, where she
formerly directed the Women’s Spirituality
program.
Michael Grady, MFA, is
an artist, the chair of the Department of
Arts and Consciousness at John F. Kennedy
University, and an advisory member for the
Lucid Art Foundation.
Charlene Spretnak, MA,
is a scholar, cultural historian, and a
faculty member at California Institute of
Integral Studies. She is the author of numerous
books, including States of Grace, The
Resurgence of the Real, and a forthcoming
book on the spiritual dimension of modern
and contemporary art.
Jack S. Weller, MA, is
the Rudolph Schaeffer Professor of Arts
and Creativity and founding director of
the Expressive Arts Therapy program at California
Institute of Integral Studies.
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