• 19 Nov 2008 /  Uncategorized

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    I have over 30 years experience in Aisan arts, my specialty is Himalyan Buddhist and Hindu art but my love extends to all things Asian and old. In 2001 I was guest curator at the Portland Museum of Art where I mounted an exhibition of rare early Tibetan art from local private collections. The exhibit was launched in honor of the Dalai Lama’s visit to Portland that year. Sacred art is a doorway to our inner life and to our humanity. It speaks to our humanity and divinity as humans. Sacred art of all cultures has the capacity to transmit deep truths and reflections of our inner and deeper life in a simple visual way. In a way great art is like great music, its power transcends culture, country and time and can speak directly to our profound humanity.

    Please click on link to my Sacred Arts Website: Gesar Asian Arts:

    http://www.trocadero.com/gesararts/

    Coming Soon- articles on the meaning of Sacred Iconography, Hindu and Buddhist art and aesthetics in Asian art.

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    Late 18th C. Gilded Medicine Buddha

    15th C. Tibetan Lama

    15th C. Tibetan Lama

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    Rare 19th C. Tibetan Statue of Prince Siddhartha