Awakening Artist

Name: Awakening Artist | Madness and Spiritual Awakening in Art
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Madness and Spiritual Awakening in Art

Patrick Howe(Autor*in)

John Hunt Publishing

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Erschienen am 30. August 2013

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
Definition of Terms
Part 1: Awakening
Chapter 1: The Awakening Artist
Spiritual vs. Religious
Creativity
Chapter 2: Seeing Beauty and Telling the Truth
What is Art?
Conditioned and Unconditioned Beauty
Unconditioned Beauty
Finding Beauty in the Ordinary and Unexpected
Truth-Telling Art
The First Recognition of Beauty
Seeing with Your Whole Being
Chapter 3: The One Art Movement
Art History
Art Movements
The Span of Ages
The Spiritual Evolution of Human Consciousness
The One Art Movement (The thread that Unites Them All)
The Three Ages of The One Art Movement
The Age of Innocence
The Age of Madness
Anatomy of Madness
Madness in Art
The Content of Art and the Creative Flow
How Does Art Contribute to Awakening?
Expressing Respect for What is Observed
Images that suggest or point to a higher state of consciousness
Being Fully Present in the Creative Act
Part 2: Madness and Awakening in the Past
Chapter 4: Learning from the Innocent Art of the Early Humans
The Clash of Madness and Innocence
The Beginning of Innocent Art
States of consciousness
Horizontal Consciousness
Vertical Consciousness
Learning from Innocent Artists
Chapter 5: Madness and Awakening in Ancient Civilizations
Ancient Egyptian Art
Ancient Greek Art
Ancient Chinese Art
Sumi-e Painting
Ancient Roman Art
Summary
(Chart)
Chapter 6: From the Renaissance to the Hudson River School
Baroque Era
The Dutch Golden Age, Seventeenth Century
Rembrandt (1660-1669)
Vermeer (1632-1675)
The French Academy
Romanticism (second half of the Eighteenth Century)
John Constable (1776-1873)
The Barbizon School (1830 and 1870)
Hudson River School (about 1830-1875)
George Inness (1825-1894)
Comparing Chinese and Western Artistic Points of View
(Chart)
Chapter 7: Modern Art
First a Review: From Cave Art to Modern Art
Modern Art, an Overview from 1863-1975
How the Impressionists saw the World
Post-Impressionism
Cezanne: Squeezing and Bending Space
Cubism (1906-1921)
Visual Scientists
The Primal Child
Wild Beasts (1905-1907)
Dadaism (1916-1922)
Chance Art
Surrealism (Early 1920s - present)
Kandinsky (1966-1944)
Ashcan School (Early Twentieth Century)
Brancusi (1875-1957), The Flash of Spirit
Abstract Art, a New Way of Seeing
Art for Art's Sake
Artistic Conditioning
Visual Vocabulary
The Battle of the Art Movements
The Coming Storm
National Socialist Art
Chapter 8: Post War America
The Beats
Zen Buddhism
Civil Rights, Women's Liberation and Hippies
Abstract Art in America
Abstract Expressionism (Mid 1940s to mid 1960s)
Mark Tobey (1890-1976)
Morris Graves (1910-2001)
Andrew Wyeth (1917 - 2009)
The Sweater of Timeless Dimension
Pop Art
Minimalism (late 1960s to mid 1970s)
Modern Art Summary
The Postmodern Era
The One Art Movement Summarized
(Chart)
Part 3: Madness and Awakening in the Present
Chapter 9: The Transformative Power of Art
Awakening Psychic Energy
Duchamp and The Buddha
Mythic Power
Chapter 10: Madness in the Art World
Artificially Important Art
Dissolving Superiority
Awakening Art Scholarship
Beyond Secret Codes
Everyone Should Love Art Syndrome
The Awakening Art Dealer
Going Beyond the Role of Artist
Common Stereotypes of the Artist
The Art Instructor
The Art Student
From Frustration to Easy Flow
From Jealousy to Learning from Artists
Fear of Style Theft, or Accepting Creative Abundance
Who is an Awakening Artist?
The New Art World
Conclusion
Chapter 11: Curiosity, Chaos, and Clarity
Curiosity Phase of the Creative Flow
Chaos Phase of Creative Flow
Clarity
Chapter 12: The Brain, Mind and Universal Intelligence
Your Brain on Creativity
Creativity and Daydreaming
Does Your Brain or the Infinite Creative Source Create Art?
The Inner Art Critic
Bending Perception
Overcoming Conditioned Thinking and Seeing
Great Ideas
Visualization
Chapter 13: Moving in the Flow
Preparing to Create
Comfortable Working Environment
Boredom
The Art of Concentration
Never Hold Back, Always Come Fully Forward
Manifesting Original Creations
The Assembly Line Artist
Creative Blocks
Burnout
Stopping Time to See the World
Is Being Prolific a Good Thing?
Afterword: The Problem of You Being God
Does Size Count?
From Awakening Artist to Awakened Artist
The Awakened Artist
Notes

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