Voyage into the deep mysteries of Art...
project AWE offers “Invisible Museum Tours”, an art journey to museums led by artists, scholars, & experts in the fields of Art, History, and Esotericism. These tours offer to look beyond the obvious & unveil the deep meaning woven into paint & chiseled into sculptures by great Masters. Choose from a variety of subjects: "Beyond the Veil: Light and Dark", "The Alchemical Wedding: Male and Female in Art", "Dreams and Prophecy", "Immortal Mortals", "Choices and Consequences", and "Rembrandt's Secret".
“Our project AWE museum expert took us through the Getty where I hosted international visitors for an experience of the American art world. Her knowledge and grace was praised by all. Our guide’s strong point was the study and revelation of what is under the ink, for what is down deep in an artist’s mind, which is such a vital thing for us art lovers to know. Her expert research on Rembrandt and his Masonic influence was such an illuminating experience. Can’t wait to take another museum tour with project AWE. ”
“project AWE creates unforgettable museum experiences that change the way we look and interact with art. ”
The name for these unique tours was inspired by the concept of "invisible college" mentioned in German Rosicrucian pamphlets in the early 17th century. This society's common theme was to acquire knowledge through experimental investigation. "Invisible College" seems to have existed in member's minds & hearts rather than in a physical location.
NEXT IN THE SERIES: BEYOND THE VEIL: LIGHT AND DARK
George de La Tour, The Penitent Magdalene, detail, 1625-1650, Wrightsman Collection
project AWE guide - at the Getty
Explore the topic of light and dark from its historical significance to the applications of various techniques and interpretations. Join this unique tour led by an artist and art historian, featuring a range of masterpieces: from the mysterious Flemish 15th century artist Dieric Bouts to the true Master of light Rembrandt van Rijn. This is a rare opportunity to reveal the hidden messages in otherwise “invisible” jewels in museum collections around Los Angeles.
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Image, top of the page: Frans II Francken, Kunstkammer (detail), 1636, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
