Spirituality | The Culture Concept Circle

Ancient Societies, Australia, Built Environment, Community Events, Creativity, Cultural Development, Design History & Decorative Arts, Environment, Events, Quick Snippets of Culture, Social History, The Culture Concept, Travel, UniverseFebruary 23, 2015

Labyrinth – Guided Montly Walks in Centennial Park, Sydney

By Carolyn McDowall

Starting on March 1, 2015, learn how to walk the spiritual path of a labyrinth in Centennial Park, Sydney, from a trained facilitator, FREE and open to all

Art, Arts & Entertainment News & Reviews, Australia, Creativity, Cultural Development, Events, Learn About Art, Paintings & Sculpture, Science, Science & Technology, Social History, Technology, The Culture Concept, Universe, Visual ArtsJuly 29, 2014

Kathryn Brimblecombe-Fox, Artist – Life & Landscape Entwined

By Carolyn McDowall

Untethered Landscapes at the Graydon Gallery, 2 -14th September will highlight artist Kathryn Brimblecombe-Fox’s interest in symbolism and its impact on psyches

Art, Arts & Culture Conversations, Arts & Entertainment News & Reviews, Creativity, Cultural Development, Favourite Books, Featured, Photography, Rare & New Books, News & Reviews, Social History, The Culture ConceptMay 21, 2014

Living Life in Full Bloom – Elizabeth Murray’s Great Guide

By Carolyn McDowall

Elizabeth Murray of California is a respected artist, teacher, photographer and sage who in her book Living Life in Full Bloom helps others to live a happy life

John Williams Waterhouse, A Tale from the Decameron, 1916, Oil on linen, 101 x 159, National Museums Liverpool

Art, Creativity, Cultural Development, Fashion, Society & Style, Featured, Historic Costume, Humanities, Learn About Art, Literature, Paintings & Sculpture, Poetry and Prose, Social History, The Culture Concept, Visual ArtsMay 18, 2014

John William Waterhouse – Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder

By Carolyn McDowall

Victorian artist John William Waterhouse paintings are a type of ‘romantic classicism’ as he interpreted history legend & poetry inspired by the pre-Raphaelites

Art, Arts & Culture Conversations, Creativity, Cultural Development, Design Styles, Favourite Books, Featured, Humanities, Learn About Art, Literature, Poetry and Prose, Profile, Rare & New Books, News & Reviews, Social History, The Culture Concept, Visual ArtsDecember 13, 2013

Kahlil Gibran – The Prophet, A Man of Words for all Seasons

By Carolyn McDowall

Lebanese-American poet, artist and philosopher Kahlil Gibran’s greatest written work The Prophet contains wonderful words that transcend both time and place.