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About the Exhibit
Dream a nü Dream is about re-imagining a world in which the richness of human creativity can work in partnership with the Earth’s majesty. As we face the birth canal of these transformational times, there is a deeper call to remember our roots and grow new ways of being that honor and revere beauty, creativity, nature, and its cycles.
The colors of the rainbow guide us through this exhibition. They represent the full spectrum of human creativity and our capacity for creative expression. Color takes us through a journey to re-imagine how we can be on the Earth, honoring her majestic beauty while simultaneously bringing forth our creativity and wild imagination.
Each image in this show is a glowing portal that opens into the richness of our soul’s imagination, a way to hear the whispers and roars of the Earth’s desire for us to Dream a nü Dream.
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Our BIWOC Membership
Announcing a Musea Membership that is Designed for Black, Indigenous and Women of Color guided by Lauren Adorno-Weatherford and Elder Semerit Strachan.
We are Semerity and Lauren, and we invite Black, Indigenous and Women of Color to join us, as Musea Members for ‘The Art of Women of Color’ : a journey toward personal and collective self-definition. In addition to the regular membership benefits, we will have a culturally specific circle just for us.
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Awakening to a Sentient Ecosystem
Awakening to a Sentient Ecosystem Reflections on the Dream a nü Dream Museum Show by Curator, Shiloh Sophia Screen capture of [...]
Member Zine Issue 3
Issue No. 3 “A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.” [...]
Member Zine Issue 2
Issue No. 2 "You are not a drop in the ocean, you are the ocean in a drop." -Rumi [...]
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About Our Museum
Welcome to Musea Intentional Creativity Museum – our exhibit space curated by and for artists of the International Intentional Creativity Movement. For over 27 years our organization has worked with women artists to bring forward their voices, images, stories and visions for the future. Our physical location, first opened in 1999 in Sonoma, followed by exhibit spaces in San Francisco 2001-2004, Sausalito, 2000-2003, Mendocino 2004-2008, Healdsburg 2008-2016 and returning to our Museum and University space in Sonoma in 2016. Our first four years saw thousands of visitors on location, as well as hundreds of thousands virtually to engage, view, study, and participate in our growing movement. The focus of our work is Intentional Creativity, an enduring lineage spanning 100 years already, and with eyes towards another 100 years into the future.
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Sue Hoya Sellers 2014
There is a dreamer dreaming us
Intentional Creativity is a method and philosophy developed as an approach to making art that is in the matriarchal lineage of our Founder Shiloh Sophia. Once she could see the power and impacts of making art with mindfulness and Intention, she began teaching all over the world and at universities including Phd programs and the United Nations. In 2010 she began to offer the teachings held within the body of work for Certification, inviting others to teach and study.
