A very insightful review of my ongoing NeuroArt projects appeared in the Marijampole newspaper Suvalkietis. The pdf copy of this article can be obtained in the Art Reviews section of this website. It can also […]
Category Archives: Neoconceptual Art
Thought fragment installation by high school students
In June, with high school students from four different high schools in Marijampole, Lithuania, we created a series of NeuroArt instalations. The students used my thought fragments, which I had previously used to create […]
Insightful art reviews
Recently there have been several insightful art review comments about my artwork. I would like to share them with you. These all appeared in Lithuania and were translated.
250 Boulders, One Sacred Mound: My CanvasRebel Interview
I was honored to be interviewed by the online art magazine CanvasRebel. Our conversation explored my 250-boulder installation at the base of the Varnupiai Sacred Mound (piliakalnis) in Lithuania, as well as my continuing efforts […]
Reciprocal Altruism at the American Academy of Neurology
Several years ago, the American Academy of Neurology opened its new headquarters in downtown Minneapolis, across from the Guthrie Theater. For the opening, I was invited to provide a large-scale painting for the main conference […]
Valley Peacefulness at the Center for Care and Discovery
The Center for Care and Discovery, the University of Chicago’s recently constructed hospital, several years ago commissioned me to create a large-scale artwork, Valley Peacefulness. The selection and commissioning of artworks was undertaken in partnership with […]
“Thoughts of Ancestral Religious Rites” on permanent display at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
Recently, I had the opportunity to return to Rockefeller Memorial Chapel at the University of Chicago, where my large-scale series of paintings on canvas, Neurotheology, had once been exhibited. One of these works has remained there, […]
Voynich manuscript explained
This weekend I was invited to present my Voynich Manuscript results in a Zoom conference entitled “Days of Joy according to Saint Hildegard”. This was organized by Jolita Bernotiene and a group of Hildegard von […]
The most famous artists of Sūduva, Lithuania
I was incredibly honored to be included in the “Anniversary exhibit of the most famous artists of Sūduva”. The Sūduva cultural region (also called Suvalkija) is located in Lithuania’s southwest. Its unofficial capital is Marijampolė […]
Exhibit at the Lithuanian National Library of Medicine: English translation
Explanation posted in the Lithuanian National Medicine Library’s main conference room, where my art series “Emergence” is on permanent display. This is an English translation of the original Lithuanian text.