Tirthas: The Thin Place Where Earthly and Divine Meet- an Artist's Journey Through India
The Thin Place Where Earthly and Divine Meet- an Artist's Journey Through India
Gayatri Rangachari Shah author Dana Westring author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Glitterati Inc
Published:9th Jun '22
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
Dana Westring has high-profile contacts such as Martha Stewart, Susan Buffett, Alice Tisch Placement of reviews/slide shows/author profiles/interviews in digital/print publications covering Art, Photography, Travel, Spirituality, Personal Development and Books. Examples include: Tricycle Shambhala Sun Conde Nast Traveler National Geographic Pursuing partnership with major stationery/art brands Events Confirmed: Exhibition at The Garden Museum in London (Opening April 28th, 2022) Five-city Book Tour in Washington DC, Maine, Los Angeles, Austin, Omaha Author events at bookstores, galleries, and spirituality & retreat centers in Washington DC/Northeast such as Politics and Prose Bookstore and East City Bookshop Inclusion in Holiday gift guides Preface/foreword writers to promote to their networks which includes Vogue, Elle, Indian Express, Architectural Digest among others.
Tirthas shares Dana Westring’s artistic, emotional, and intellectual foray to India. Through art and text, the author identifies the 41 locations that he visits and documents his reaction to his travels. Paintings are presented in a stylistic form that represents not only the architecture and landscape, but also how he feels each is best represented by medium, whether watercolor, pen and ink, or charcoal—all in an effort to convey the emotional essence of what he has encountered on his journey through this astonishing country.
“This book is the passionate encounter between a remarkable artist and his solitary journeys in India--a place to which he is aesthetically and spiritually tethered. In the end, Westring demonstrates that drawing is a form of meditation (Cartier-Bresson) and that great drawing makes the invisible intimate.”
—Michael Rips
ISBN: 9781943876204
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272 pages