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The Art of Asandra
By: Mary DamianoMiami ArtZinewww.miamiartzine.comARTIST SPOTLIGHTPhoto: Ricardo CoraName: AsandraCity: AventuraBirthplace: New YorkArtistic Medium: Acrylic on canvas or paper

The man who would be priest - Part III
In Part One of "The man who would be priest", Christian de la Huerta spoke honestly of the strict catholic upbringing dominating his youth and of his transformative college years, raising questions, leading to a separation from God and the catholic worldview of his youth. In Part Two, Christian awakens to a newfound reality, free from the projections and interpretations of organized religion and "a God created in their (man’s) image, rather than the reverse." We also glimpsed his life outside of the spiritual community and learned of his call back home, a journey “within” inspiring his own contact and direct experience of the sacred, a new und

HELENE M. WEISS, B. 1939, New York City Currently resides: Miami, Florida
Paintings, Mixed media on canvas, Sketches“She has surpassed Mark Rothko,” has often been said about Helene Weiss’ paintings when critics and collectors see how she uses color, form, layering, composition and juxtaposition in her work.Weiss redefines how the canvas can be used to communicate with the viewer. Many of her paintings pull in and reflect natural light, changing the tone and message of each painting with each turn and position of its viewer. Featured in the critically acclaimed new book, Miami Contemporary Artists, Weiss’ work can change the entire mood and atmosphere of a room unlike any other artist one has experienced.Of her own work

The man who would be priest - Part two
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The man who would be priest
A candid four-part conversation with author, speaker and spiritual leader, Christian De La Huerta as he shares his thoughts on religion, spirituality and the notion of what it means to be a man of God.The man who would be priestPosted using