"The work of our group was not to re-enact the ancient goddess myths,
but to take those myths to their next level of evolutionary unfolding.
Artists are the myth makers."
Katherine Josten, Founder, The Global Art Project
Since its inception in 1998, the "Masks of the Goddess" Collection has traveled to many communities and individuals. What has evolved has always been in its essence Collaborative, and I am grateful to all of my fellow Creators. I've been privileged to share my work with dancers, ritualists, playwrights, storytellers, priestesses, activists, and communities bringing the Goddesses into the world in many ways. No artist could ask for more.
Photographs are by courtesy of: Jerri Jo Idarius, Ileya Stewart, Thomas Lux, Peter Hughes, Ann Beam and Lauren Raine
but to take those myths to their next level of evolutionary unfolding.
Artists are the myth makers."
Katherine Josten, Founder, The Global Art Project
Since its inception in 1998, the "Masks of the Goddess" Collection has traveled to many communities and individuals. What has evolved has always been in its essence Collaborative, and I am grateful to all of my fellow Creators. I've been privileged to share my work with dancers, ritualists, playwrights, storytellers, priestesses, activists, and communities bringing the Goddesses into the world in many ways. No artist could ask for more.
Photographs are by courtesy of: Jerri Jo Idarius, Ileya Stewart, Thomas Lux, Peter Hughes, Ann Beam and Lauren Raine
Mana Youngbear and Cast (2002)
