The Foundation presents four exhibits each year at the William H. Thomas Gallery.  Each exhibit runs for ten weeks and is launched with an Opening Reception on the third Sunday of the named month from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

February 2008:  BROTHERS FROM CINCINNATI

BROTHERS FROM CINCINNATI featuring Kenneth Leslie, James Kwame Clay, Cedric Cox and Kor Kor January.  ARTIST STATEMENT In my work, color, lines, shape, depth and contrast represent textural motions of music and the polarity between expansion and contraction. The images and icons I use are improvisational representations; dreams that dance between various layers of awareness. The colorful moralistic renderings of graffiti-like images speak to the spiritual condition of the world today. -Ken Leslie, Artist and Guest Curator   (click on the image to the left for pictures from the Opening Reception)

March 2008:  SACRED GEOMETRY Workshop featuring Charles Gilchrist.

SACRED GEOMETRY: The Architecture of the Universe Sacred Geometry is literally the architecture of the Universe; God's first and purest language; a language which opens and centers the mind. I am a shamanic artist dedicated to the evolution of human consciousness. My SG Workshops are designed to introduce the fabulous and unchanging perfection of this natural language to my fellow seekers of spiritual truth and beauty.”     –Charles Gilchrist Check out:  www.charlesgilchrist.com

Saturday March 15, 2008 1:00PM – 5:00PM Central Community House 1150 E. Main Street Columbus, Ohio 43205   $50 Advance, $60 On-site Includes a detailed 50-page deluxe, full-color illustrated workbook and lunch. To register, email info@galleryinthehood.org.

Highlights: The practical applications of Sacred Geometry Sacred Geometry as a healing discipline The historical influence of Sacred Geometry Mandalas and the creation of Mandalas Nature's First Pattern: Doorway to God Mind The Golden Mean proportion: Nature's perfect spiral Leonardo Da Vinci: His Sacred Geometric Codes The Sacred Geometry in our human skeletal structure From Snowflakes to Crop Circles: All is Sacred Geometry