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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
DESCRIPTION:CRS announces Nagi\, an exhibition of portraits of pregnant women by photographer Tomoko Iki. The exhibition will be on view from February 2 – April 5\, 2017. You are invited to attend an opening reception with the artist with performance by dancer Lale Sayoko\, one of Iki’s subjects\, and her family on February 4 from 6 – 8 pm. \nIki greatly enjoys her work and approaches her subjects with joy and reverence. As is evident in her portraits\, Iki is able to bring her subjects to a place of stillness and self awareness\, enabling them to accept\, explore and share the divine feminine within themselves. Iki does not appear inside the photographs but her loving presence is implied in the soft\, radiant expressions of her subjects. We don’t usually think of calmness as energetic\, but through these serene portraits we can bear witness to the limitless power\, strength and presence of spirit preparing to give birth. You can see more of her work at http://www.frauphoto.com. \nTHE ARTIST’S CONCEPT \nMystical\, primitive energy exuded by pregnant woman reminds me of the feeling I get when surrounded and embraced by mother nature. \nEqually powerful and inspiring pure gratitude emerges\, and I feel a sense of hope and light. \nThrough mysterious pregnant women there is a feeling of layers of life history and life force. \nThe word “Nagi” has two meanings.\nIn an old Native American language it means “soul.”\nIn the old Japanese language it means “calm and silence.” \n______ \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI started doing photography and dance when I was a university student. Inspiration from dance influences my photography. Above all\, I am interested in femininity and the modern human’s relationship with nature. I have been taking woman’s portraits and photographs of nature since the beginning. \nIn 2011\, I was really impressed by the beauty and power of my pregnant friend when I took her portrait. That was the impetus for launching my own studio for pregnant women. Since then\, I have taken portraits of more than 1000 pregnant women. \nIn 2016\, I moved to NY\, and I am continuing to create photography incorporating the themes of femininity\, nature and dance. \n______ \nBio \nBorn in Japan (1984) \nGraduated from Department of Human Environment Design\,\nSchool of Life Studies\, Sugiyama Jogakuen University.\nActivities now based in New York. \n2016 received the KAWABA NEW NATURE PHOTO AWARD in the category of Art in Nature.\n2013\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Tokyo.\n2013\, solo exhibition “mother” held at the Rhythm Warp in Nagoya.\n2011\, exhibited at the group exhibition “foto-n 2nd exhibition” (X Gallery at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art).\n2011\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Nagoya.\n2010\, solo exhibition “stile brau” held at the Valentine Drive in Nagoya.\n2007\, exhibited at the group exhibition “Kodo (Pulse)” at the Plastic Factory in Nagoya.\n2007\, started activities as a freelance photographer.
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
DESCRIPTION:CRS announces Nagi\, an exhibition of portraits of pregnant women by photographer Tomoko Iki. The exhibition will be on view from February 2 – April 5\, 2017. You are invited to attend an opening reception with the artist with performance by dancer Lale Sayoko\, one of Iki’s subjects\, and her family on February 4 from 6 – 8 pm. \nIki greatly enjoys her work and approaches her subjects with joy and reverence. As is evident in her portraits\, Iki is able to bring her subjects to a place of stillness and self awareness\, enabling them to accept\, explore and share the divine feminine within themselves. Iki does not appear inside the photographs but her loving presence is implied in the soft\, radiant expressions of her subjects. We don’t usually think of calmness as energetic\, but through these serene portraits we can bear witness to the limitless power\, strength and presence of spirit preparing to give birth. You can see more of her work at http://www.frauphoto.com. \nTHE ARTIST’S CONCEPT \nMystical\, primitive energy exuded by pregnant woman reminds me of the feeling I get when surrounded and embraced by mother nature. \nEqually powerful and inspiring pure gratitude emerges\, and I feel a sense of hope and light. \nThrough mysterious pregnant women there is a feeling of layers of life history and life force. \nThe word “Nagi” has two meanings.\nIn an old Native American language it means “soul.”\nIn the old Japanese language it means “calm and silence.” \n______ \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI started doing photography and dance when I was a university student. Inspiration from dance influences my photography. Above all\, I am interested in femininity and the modern human’s relationship with nature. I have been taking woman’s portraits and photographs of nature since the beginning. \nIn 2011\, I was really impressed by the beauty and power of my pregnant friend when I took her portrait. That was the impetus for launching my own studio for pregnant women. Since then\, I have taken portraits of more than 1000 pregnant women. \nIn 2016\, I moved to NY\, and I am continuing to create photography incorporating the themes of femininity\, nature and dance. \n______ \nBio \nBorn in Japan (1984) \nGraduated from Department of Human Environment Design\,\nSchool of Life Studies\, Sugiyama Jogakuen University.\nActivities now based in New York. \n2016 received the KAWABA NEW NATURE PHOTO AWARD in the category of Art in Nature.\n2013\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Tokyo.\n2013\, solo exhibition “mother” held at the Rhythm Warp in Nagoya.\n2011\, exhibited at the group exhibition “foto-n 2nd exhibition” (X Gallery at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art).\n2011\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Nagoya.\n2010\, solo exhibition “stile brau” held at the Valentine Drive in Nagoya.\n2007\, exhibited at the group exhibition “Kodo (Pulse)” at the Plastic Factory in Nagoya.\n2007\, started activities as a freelance photographer.
URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-20/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
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URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-21/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
DESCRIPTION:CRS announces Nagi\, an exhibition of portraits of pregnant women by photographer Tomoko Iki. The exhibition will be on view from February 2 – April 5\, 2017. You are invited to attend an opening reception with the artist with performance by dancer Lale Sayoko\, one of Iki’s subjects\, and her family on February 4 from 6 – 8 pm. \nIki greatly enjoys her work and approaches her subjects with joy and reverence. As is evident in her portraits\, Iki is able to bring her subjects to a place of stillness and self awareness\, enabling them to accept\, explore and share the divine feminine within themselves. Iki does not appear inside the photographs but her loving presence is implied in the soft\, radiant expressions of her subjects. We don’t usually think of calmness as energetic\, but through these serene portraits we can bear witness to the limitless power\, strength and presence of spirit preparing to give birth. You can see more of her work at http://www.frauphoto.com. \nTHE ARTIST’S CONCEPT \nMystical\, primitive energy exuded by pregnant woman reminds me of the feeling I get when surrounded and embraced by mother nature. \nEqually powerful and inspiring pure gratitude emerges\, and I feel a sense of hope and light. \nThrough mysterious pregnant women there is a feeling of layers of life history and life force. \nThe word “Nagi” has two meanings.\nIn an old Native American language it means “soul.”\nIn the old Japanese language it means “calm and silence.” \n______ \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI started doing photography and dance when I was a university student. Inspiration from dance influences my photography. Above all\, I am interested in femininity and the modern human’s relationship with nature. I have been taking woman’s portraits and photographs of nature since the beginning. \nIn 2011\, I was really impressed by the beauty and power of my pregnant friend when I took her portrait. That was the impetus for launching my own studio for pregnant women. Since then\, I have taken portraits of more than 1000 pregnant women. \nIn 2016\, I moved to NY\, and I am continuing to create photography incorporating the themes of femininity\, nature and dance. \n______ \nBio \nBorn in Japan (1984) \nGraduated from Department of Human Environment Design\,\nSchool of Life Studies\, Sugiyama Jogakuen University.\nActivities now based in New York. \n2016 received the KAWABA NEW NATURE PHOTO AWARD in the category of Art in Nature.\n2013\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Tokyo.\n2013\, solo exhibition “mother” held at the Rhythm Warp in Nagoya.\n2011\, exhibited at the group exhibition “foto-n 2nd exhibition” (X Gallery at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art).\n2011\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Nagoya.\n2010\, solo exhibition “stile brau” held at the Valentine Drive in Nagoya.\n2007\, exhibited at the group exhibition “Kodo (Pulse)” at the Plastic Factory in Nagoya.\n2007\, started activities as a freelance photographer.
URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-22/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
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URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-24/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
DESCRIPTION:CRS announces Nagi\, an exhibition of portraits of pregnant women by photographer Tomoko Iki. The exhibition will be on view from February 2 – April 5\, 2017. You are invited to attend an opening reception with the artist with performance by dancer Lale Sayoko\, one of Iki’s subjects\, and her family on February 4 from 6 – 8 pm. \nIki greatly enjoys her work and approaches her subjects with joy and reverence. As is evident in her portraits\, Iki is able to bring her subjects to a place of stillness and self awareness\, enabling them to accept\, explore and share the divine feminine within themselves. Iki does not appear inside the photographs but her loving presence is implied in the soft\, radiant expressions of her subjects. We don’t usually think of calmness as energetic\, but through these serene portraits we can bear witness to the limitless power\, strength and presence of spirit preparing to give birth. You can see more of her work at http://www.frauphoto.com. \nTHE ARTIST’S CONCEPT \nMystical\, primitive energy exuded by pregnant woman reminds me of the feeling I get when surrounded and embraced by mother nature. \nEqually powerful and inspiring pure gratitude emerges\, and I feel a sense of hope and light. \nThrough mysterious pregnant women there is a feeling of layers of life history and life force. \nThe word “Nagi” has two meanings.\nIn an old Native American language it means “soul.”\nIn the old Japanese language it means “calm and silence.” \n______ \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI started doing photography and dance when I was a university student. Inspiration from dance influences my photography. Above all\, I am interested in femininity and the modern human’s relationship with nature. I have been taking woman’s portraits and photographs of nature since the beginning. \nIn 2011\, I was really impressed by the beauty and power of my pregnant friend when I took her portrait. That was the impetus for launching my own studio for pregnant women. Since then\, I have taken portraits of more than 1000 pregnant women. \nIn 2016\, I moved to NY\, and I am continuing to create photography incorporating the themes of femininity\, nature and dance. \n______ \nBio \nBorn in Japan (1984) \nGraduated from Department of Human Environment Design\,\nSchool of Life Studies\, Sugiyama Jogakuen University.\nActivities now based in New York. \n2016 received the KAWABA NEW NATURE PHOTO AWARD in the category of Art in Nature.\n2013\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Tokyo.\n2013\, solo exhibition “mother” held at the Rhythm Warp in Nagoya.\n2011\, exhibited at the group exhibition “foto-n 2nd exhibition” (X Gallery at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art).\n2011\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Nagoya.\n2010\, solo exhibition “stile brau” held at the Valentine Drive in Nagoya.\n2007\, exhibited at the group exhibition “Kodo (Pulse)” at the Plastic Factory in Nagoya.\n2007\, started activities as a freelance photographer.
URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-25/
LOCATION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\, 41 E 11th St 11th Fl\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:Retrocognitions
DESCRIPTION:An Investigation into Memories of Past Lives & the Periods Between Lives \nThis course addresses the phenomenon of past-life recall (retrocognition). Several movies and books have been produced reporting cases of people having these experiences. Few\, however\, explain the reasons that the phenomenon occurs or how to generate it. \nThe Retrocognition course strives to study\, in a comprehensive way\, the mechanism of retrocognition. Wagner Alegretti\, author of the book Retrocognitions — Memories of Past Lives and the Periods Between Lives\, will analyze the causes of and techniques to generate the recollection of previous lives and the period between lives. Retrocognition is an unavoidable and important element in human evolution. Through retrocognitions we learn about our decisions in the past\, thus being able to avoid making the same mistakes again. Also\, we can verify “who” are the people who constitute our evolutionary group in this life. It also allows us to access information about our existential program (life task\, life mission) for this life. \nThe course examines spontaneous\, forced\, and voluntary retrocognitions\, discussing the factors that predispose or inhibit such recollections (case studies will be presented). In addition\, the course addresses the precautions that should be kept in mind and the benefits of this phenomenon. \nBeyond discussing the recollection of previous physical lives\, the course also discusses recollections of the intermissive periods (or between-lives periods)\, which is a much more fruitful and advanced type of retrocognition. \nSome of the topics which will be covered: \n• The mechanisms of retrocognition\, or past life recall\n• Factors which predispose or hinder retrocognition\n• Types: spontaneous\, forced/induced\, and generated at will\n• Benefits and precautions regarding retrocognition\n• Retrocognition as an evolutionary tool \nCourse will be in English and has no pre-requisites – everybody is invited! \nPricing:\nRetrocognitions only class:\n$129 (standard) / $109 (IAC member) per class. \nBoth Retrocognitions + Chakras (on Sunday) package:\n$229 (standard) / $199 (IAC member) \nNo pre-requisites. \nWagner Alegretti Biography: \nWagner Alegretti is an electrical engineer\, having worked in power generation\, medical equipment and software development. Motivated by his own out-of-body experiences\, which started during his childhood\, he began dedicating to consciousness research and education in 1980\, specializing in subtle energy and psi phenomena. In the area of philosophy\, Alegretti has become a reference in cosmoethics and its implications. \nHe served as president of IAC from 2001 to 2014 and is currently one of its most senior researchers and faculty. In 1984\, Alegretti started working on the development of bioenergy (chi\, subtle or vital energy) transducers. His pursuit for a reliable means of biofield detection led to his ongoing research program employing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
URL:https://crsny.org/event/retrocognitions/
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SUMMARY:Komyo ReikiDO Reiki Share — Kyoto Style
DESCRIPTION:Komyo ReikiDO Reiki Share – Kyoto Style – \nYou are invited to join Komyo ReikiDo Shihans (Teachers) for a traditional Japanese Reiki share. \nAll guests will receive a basic attunement and will participate in group healing treatments to both give and receive reiki. (one person at a time will lie on the table while the others give Reiki) \nKomyo ReikiDo welcomes all levels of Reiki practitioners and/or teachers as well as those who are just curious and wish to learn more\, or to experience Reiki for the first time. No prior Reiki experience is required; Simply be present and open. Please bring something to drink. \nTime: 12 – 2:30 pm (share begins promptly at 12 pm) \nReiki Shihan hosts:\nLilia Marquez\nSachiko Kikuchi\nVicki Petrella
URL:https://crsny.org/event/komyo-reikido-reiki-share-kyoto-style-4/
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CATEGORIES:Guest Event
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Nagi — Photographs by Tomoko Iki
DESCRIPTION:CRS announces Nagi\, an exhibition of portraits of pregnant women by photographer Tomoko Iki. The exhibition will be on view from February 2 – April 5\, 2017. You are invited to attend an opening reception with the artist with performance by dancer Lale Sayoko\, one of Iki’s subjects\, and her family on February 4 from 6 – 8 pm. \nIki greatly enjoys her work and approaches her subjects with joy and reverence. As is evident in her portraits\, Iki is able to bring her subjects to a place of stillness and self awareness\, enabling them to accept\, explore and share the divine feminine within themselves. Iki does not appear inside the photographs but her loving presence is implied in the soft\, radiant expressions of her subjects. We don’t usually think of calmness as energetic\, but through these serene portraits we can bear witness to the limitless power\, strength and presence of spirit preparing to give birth. You can see more of her work at http://www.frauphoto.com. \nTHE ARTIST’S CONCEPT \nMystical\, primitive energy exuded by pregnant woman reminds me of the feeling I get when surrounded and embraced by mother nature. \nEqually powerful and inspiring pure gratitude emerges\, and I feel a sense of hope and light. \nThrough mysterious pregnant women there is a feeling of layers of life history and life force. \nThe word “Nagi” has two meanings.\nIn an old Native American language it means “soul.”\nIn the old Japanese language it means “calm and silence.” \n______ \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI started doing photography and dance when I was a university student. Inspiration from dance influences my photography. Above all\, I am interested in femininity and the modern human’s relationship with nature. I have been taking woman’s portraits and photographs of nature since the beginning. \nIn 2011\, I was really impressed by the beauty and power of my pregnant friend when I took her portrait. That was the impetus for launching my own studio for pregnant women. Since then\, I have taken portraits of more than 1000 pregnant women. \nIn 2016\, I moved to NY\, and I am continuing to create photography incorporating the themes of femininity\, nature and dance. \n______ \nBio \nBorn in Japan (1984) \nGraduated from Department of Human Environment Design\,\nSchool of Life Studies\, Sugiyama Jogakuen University.\nActivities now based in New York. \n2016 received the KAWABA NEW NATURE PHOTO AWARD in the category of Art in Nature.\n2013\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Tokyo.\n2013\, solo exhibition “mother” held at the Rhythm Warp in Nagoya.\n2011\, exhibited at the group exhibition “foto-n 2nd exhibition” (X Gallery at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art).\n2011\, launched her own studio “Photo Salon Frau” in Nagoya.\n2010\, solo exhibition “stile brau” held at the Valentine Drive in Nagoya.\n2007\, exhibited at the group exhibition “Kodo (Pulse)” at the Plastic Factory in Nagoya.\n2007\, started activities as a freelance photographer.
URL:https://crsny.org/event/exhibition-nagi-photographs-tomoko-iki/2017-03-26/
LOCATION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\, 41 E 11th St 11th Fl\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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