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Christmas Brainstorm – The Hell’s Angels Letters – buy it personally signed

For the Gonzo aficionado, A Christmas Favorite - The Hell's Angels Letters, Order HERE If you would like it personally signed, contact me.  It's easy and will be a marvelous  Christmas touch. Below are some reactions to The Hell's Angels Letters followed by photos related to the book and me. Cover: Grant Goodwine. For collectors, looking far into the future, there is a limited edition of 120 (at $120). For the high-end coffee table edition ($60, 297 pages, many in color), you can't go wrong, ...
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Picasso at the Oud St. Jan Museum – Bruges

Sometime ago, I had the lucky opportunity to wander alone through the rooms of these drawings in Bruges. A small but significant, highly interesting exhibit of Picasso's  drawings. As always, there's a lot of wit, and what amazed me was the ability to say so much with so few strokes of the pen. It's here that a drawing of mine was on exhibit in December 2018. After leaving here, it's going to a yoga institute in Bruges for two months, on sale. After that, if not sold, it has another beautifu...
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In Ward-Nasse Gallery – NYC

As of today, I am officially a member of the Ward-Nasse Gallery, which is a nonprofit, artist-run art gallery for "visual, spoken and performing artists" in Soho/NewYork City. Here is their website, opened to my page. I have long wanted to have a representation at a NYC gallery. Not a famous one, but a legitimate one, with a mailing list of 10,000 and thousands of visitors a year. Here is one of my newest images, though it's poor quality. It's being rescanned right now and I'll insert the new...
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Light Beings

Many of us know the word "light being." A shaman teacher I had, Joska Soos,  used to paint them, as above, in "The Light Sound Buddha" - 2004. I wonder how many people can "see" the light beings I see in the two photographs by me to the left here. I would love to know what you see. The one immediately to the left was in Romania, in  a "flying fleet." But I saw a much coarser look than in the light-streaming being at the bottom, in "Flying Being." Yet both had similar overall features. Howeve...
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