#4. Sculpting by Means of a Minus with Honi Ryan
Released for the full moon 2nd September 2020
Silent dinners, site walking and deep listening to create
mindful encounters, meditative action and social sculptures.
The Silent Dinners, Honi Ryan, 2006–present
Mindful Encounters, Honi Ryan, 2013–2015
Gestures of Intent, Honi Ryan, 2015
The Passage of Water, Honi Ryan and Caara Fritz Hunter, 2014
Along the Well, Palimpest Performances, Honi Ryan, 2014
Palimpest Performances on Critical Spatial Practices, Sarah Breen Lovett & Jane Rendell, 2014
Urbanites Pakistan, Honi Ryan 2016
We Walk Lahore, Honi Ryan 2016
Feeting Fears, Honi Ryan, 2013
Inventing Peace – Wim Wenders and Mary Zournazi. Part 1
Inventing Peace – Wim Wenders and Mary Zournazi. Part 2
Inventing Peace – Wim Wenders and Mary Zournazi. Part 3
WeiZen Ho Signature Sounds : “Invocation” & “Piano Strings, Broken Bows, Horsehair”
Top Image: “Walking Presence” Social Performance 20 participants 1.5 hours, Lahore, 2016 - Honi Ryan. Photo: Kashif Saleem
Bottom Image: “Fleeting Fears 3” Performance documentation, 2013 - Honi Ryan
#3. Deep Waves of Land and Sea with Leo Cremonese
Released for the full moon 3rd August 2020
Practices of Zen and Vedanta in
painting, installation, surfing and
connecting to deep wave energy in the land.
Leo Cremonese Studio Tour Clandulla 2020
“The Colour of the Invisible” exhibition at WPCC 2020
Leo Cremonese Studio Tour Clandulla 2020
”The Colour for the Air” Alex Wisser 2018
“Into The Essence of Things: Leo Cremonese's Perceptions” Andrew Frost 2018
“Concerning The Spiritual in Art” Wassily Kandinsky 1910
”The Future of Interconnectivity” Dr Sarah Breen Lovett 2019
"An Introduction to Zen Buddhism" D. T. Suzuki, Grove Press 1971
“Vedanta Retreat” with Guru mentioned in podcast James Swartz 2014
"Shining World Dedicated to Non-Dual Wisdom" James and Sundari Swartz
Top Image: “Passage” Participatory Installation 2018 - Leo Cremonese
Bottom Image: “Tongbong Mountain” Mixed media on linen, 137 x 183 cm, 2019 Leo Cremonese.
#2. Durunanang - Darug storytellers and artists Chris and Jessica Tobin
Released for the full moon 5th July 2020
Practices of hereness and nowness in
art, meditation, public engagement,
and politics of place.
Top Image: Cover Art “Woman” 2014 - Chris Tobin
Bottom Image: “Stories of Country” 2016 - Chris Tobin