Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Artists and Contemplatives


A recent discussion about art in contemporary society highlighted three aspects: production of objects are no longer privileged (doing less is a creative act), a single author is replaced by co-creatives, art does not require an audience for its completion but a usership.
Lately, I have been thinking about sangha, especially sesshin, as performance art. We are co-creating a space for the integration of form and formlessness that requires no audience but is embodied for the use of all beings.

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