FaraHNHeight Fine Art – Featured Gallery
sacred chaos
the theory goes as follows— as the tribe falls short one member the entire village experiences the wounds the masks have their eyes shuttered the sun too we try to uphold the spiritual ruins held dear our appetites satiate the unknown trailblazers set mile markers to reach unfamiliar destinations home is not where we are it is not what we think or how we feel what we know or where we pillow it is here the eternal in the space beyond vision and as we pluck our figs from the tree and taste the sounds we've unanimously agreed is living the silence in the air hides all else the truth we know but hide too i feel the entire village between dying civilizations and exerted attempts pretending we are more than we are scientist/sage technologist/conservationist the division in cracked mirror i chase the butterfly i wear the costume i talk to fit in i do these things because hey what else can i by LORIN DREXLER
FaraHNHeight Gallery
FaraHNHeight Fine Art is an art gallery that focuses primarily on the contemporary works of both emerging and established Native American, First Nations, and Indigenous artists of the Americas. Contemporary Southwestern artwork by non-Indigenous artists is also featured on occasion.
Sacred Chaos was one of FaraHNHeight’s exhibitions in the fall. The artwork in this post is a follow-up to some of the fantastic works featured throughout its run.
OUR MISSION
FaraHNHeight Fine Art’s mission is to promote creativity, learning, and growth in the careers of our artists and promote stories that illuminate the vital context that informs the art of Indigenous people.
What is Gen Society?
Gen Society is an art space blog for visual art and creative writing collaborations, and other randomizations. Hosted by writer and musician Lorin Drexler, this online venue is an expressive experience for those interested in the world of the arts. It is a poetic journey through the hearts and minds of contemporary artists in practice and a reflection of those that have long passed.
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