In this episode, Christi chats with Richard Monson, professor emeritus of art at the University of Central Missouri—Warrensburg, at his “Art Farm and Toad Ranch” about a sweeping exhibition of art and spirituality he calls The Great Gossamer 2020. They get down and deep into questions of curiosity, spirituality, and consciousness as a background to this conceptual exhibition.
In divisive and angry times, a quiet introspective review of humankind’s spiritual position in the cosmos would seem to be in order. The Great Gossamer 2020 is a vehicle for such a review.
In the exhibition, local artists and participants from as far away as Norway will present their concepts, doubts, and hunches about the Spirit World in paintings, prints, photography, fiber, sculpture, poetry and computer-generated images.
The exhibition is scheduled for May 19 through June 26, 2020, in the Art Center Gallery of Art and Design on the campus of the University of Central Missouri—Warrensburg. A three-day opening celebration with live music, readings, dance, and a roundtable discussion will mark the show’s beginning. Participants whose works are judged exceptional will be recognized on May 21, and works by many will be included in exhibition publication.
For more information about the exhibition, contact Rich at [email protected].
In divisive and angry times, a quiet introspective review of humankind’s spiritual position in the cosmos would seem to be in order. The Great Gossamer 2020 is a vehicle for such a review.
In the exhibition, local artists and participants from as far away as Norway will present their concepts, doubts, and hunches about the Spirit World in paintings, prints, photography, fiber, sculpture, poetry and computer-generated images.
The exhibition is scheduled for May 19 through June 26, 2020, in the Art Center Gallery of Art and Design on the campus of the University of Central Missouri—Warrensburg. A three-day opening celebration with live music, readings, dance, and a roundtable discussion will mark the show’s beginning. Participants whose works are judged exceptional will be recognized on May 21, and works by many will be included in exhibition publication.
For more information about the exhibition, contact Rich at [email protected].
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