Dreams and Divinities

LuminArte is honored to host the finale of the travelling international exhibition, “Dreams and Divinities Equinox,” which opens on March 21st in celebration of the Spring Equinox. The principal visual styles showcased in the project include Visionary Art, Surrealism and Fantastic Realism, and are inspired by cultural and spiritual references, Sacred Geometry, elements of nature, explorations into the subconscious mind, visions, dreams and fantasy. Participating artists hail from around the world and include Liba Waring Stambollion, Peter Gric, Andrew Gonzalez, Joe MacGown, Martina Hoffmann, Emma Watkinson, Otto Rapp, Adam Scott Miller, Cody Seekins, Patrick McGrath Muniz, Sandra Yagi, Bruce Rimell, Raul Casillas, Miguel Tio, David Heskin and Aloria Weaver, Chris Dyer, Erich Moffit, Hector Pineda, Carrie Ann Baade, Zeljko Djurovic, Roku Sasaki, Elisabeth Slettnes, Android Jones, Marcus McAllister, Luis Tamani Amasifuen, Michael Divine, Martin Stensaas and Sunny Strasburg. The opening reception begins at 7:00PM on Saturday with artists in attendance; and both the reception and exhibition are free and open to the public.
The project Dreams and Divinities was conceived by Paris Based artist, Liba Waring Stambollion; and through a series of books, exhibits and events, Dreams & Divinities has offered the public a window into an emerging planetary movement of ‘Conscious Art.’ The project unites a culturally eclectic group of artists, writers, musicians and performers, each with their unique perspective on this experience of existence, yet all remain united through artistic collaboration and community dialogue. The quest and expression of Universal Love is a central unifying theme, which offers an opportunity for artists with resonant dreams to find each other, to be inspired by each other and to unfold the potentiality of a global movement.
The Dallas Dreams & Divinities Equinox Show is the finale of a three year odyssey starting in Toledo Spain on the spring Equinox of 2013. The show travelled through Spain and the European début ended on the Fall Equinox in Paris, France. The following year, the city of San Cristobal de las Casas hosted the suite in one of their museums and it later travelled to Monterrey for the Mexico finale at Amon-Ra Gallery. For the North American finale at Luminarte, some of the favorite pieces from Toledo and Mexico have been mixed with new work to give a sense of both continuity and freshness.