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24 Apr 08:00

đŸ‘ïž NEW VIDEO - "Amanda Sage: Visionary Artist"

In this soulful reflection, visionary artist Amanda Sage invites us into her creative world, where painting becomes a portal for transformation and healing.

From her studio in downtown Los Angeles, she speaks on the power of art to reveal unseen realms, spark collective imagination, and reconnect us to what truly matters—things like soil, water, and the spirit within. Through her Vision Train community, daily practice, and symbolic storytelling, Amanda offers art as a mirror, a meditation, and a movement toward a more conscious and connected world.

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Amanda Sage is an artist driven to contribute to the development of regenerative culture by using painting as a tool for transformation within the individual and collective.

Founder of the Vision Train, she is a community cultivator teaching transformational painting workshops, exhibiting her work in galleries, museums and festivals worldwide.

Enjoy a 19% discount off Amanda Sage prints & apparel here:
https://www.amandasagecollection.com/discount/movingart19

www.amandasage.com
www.visiontrain.org

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Tribe13 is a global collective of visionary artists, curators, and creators dedicated to elevating consciousness through transformational art.

Rooted in the ethos of community and collaboration, Tribe13 has grown from intimate festival showings into a celebrated traveling gallery and curatorial force that brings cutting-edge psychedelic, visionary, and contemporary art to diverse audiences across California, Colorado, New York, and beyond. The collective bridges ancient wisdom with modern expression, showcasing works that inspire healing, introspection, and connection.

Since its inception, Tribe13 has supported hundreds of artists through exhibitions, live painting, installations, and merchandise offerings. With a strong presence at major gatherings like MAPS, Bicycle Day, and regional art festivals, Tribe13 curates immersive spaces that honor creativity as a sacred act. The collective also engages in cultural storytelling, publication projects, and collaborative initiatives that preserve and propel visionary art movements.

As a nexus of artists and art lovers, Tribe13 continues cultivating a supportive ecosystem for creators while advocating for the value of art as a tool for social transformation. Whether through pop-up galleries, educational panels, or groundbreaking exhibitions, Tribe13 remains devoted to sharing the power of art to awaken, unite, and inspire.

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Amanda Sage: Visionary Artist

In this soulful reflection, visionary artist Amanda Sage...

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23 Apr 13:47

To celebrate Earth Month, share your favorite photos from nature around the world, to honor the only home we've ever known 💙🌍

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23 Apr 13:34

Check out new videos by Greg Papania in his new "Echoes of Starlight" collection!

Here's one of or favorites - "In the Womb of Existence"

This piece is blooming at the rate of a delta + theta brainwave state accompanied by binaural music tuned to 432Hz woven with 528Hz tones. This is for us to connect to the divine feminine within ourselves and within our perceptible experience. No matter if we are man, woman, tree, insect or water—she is present in all of us. This is healing art
 this art for meditation
 this is art for balancing our brain, mind, body, and energy field so we can touch the infinite remembrance of the omnipotent joy that is life and that is us.

Audio & Visuals by Echoes of Starlight – listen on Spotify.

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In the Womb of Existence

In honor of the divine feminine. Shifting and blossoming with...

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23 Apr 13:09

It's Earth Month! 🌍🌾

How do you celebrate and connect with your natural environment, and what are some ways we can encourage each other to protect the land in big & small ways?

Share your thoughts in the comments! 💚

Linda Blackwell you can find it for free on the moving Art channel here! - https://movingart.tv/programs/movingart-series

Linda Blackwell - After taking a look at your account, it looks like you've watched many episodes of the "Moving Art" series on the Moving Art channel (we are no longer the Louie Channel).

Could you please provide more details of your issue, with screenshots if possible to team@movingart.com - they will be able to help you out in more detail as that is our customer support team for any technical questions.

Thanks! :)

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24 Mar 09:58

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20 Mar 09:44

Gratitude in Action: Building a Stronger Community Through Appreciation!


Gratitude isn’t just a personal practice—it’s a powerful force that strengthens communities. When we express appreciation for one another, we create deeper connections, foster kindness, and inspire generosity. In this post, we’ll explore how gratitude can be a tool for building a more supportive and compassionate community.

The Power of Gratitude in Community Spaces

  • Public displays of gratitude, like thank-you boards or community appreciation events, can uplift everyone.

  • Recognizing local heroes—volunteers, teachers, frontline workers, and neighbors who go above and beyond.

  • Communities can transform through simple acts of appreciation!

Ways to Cultivate Gratitude Together

  • Start a “Gratitude Circle” where members share one thing they appreciate about someone in the group.

  • Organize a “Community Gratitude Day” where people send letters or small gifts to those who have made a difference.

  • Use social media to highlight local businesses, artists, or activists who contribute to the community.

The Ripple Effect: How Gratitude Inspires Change
By making gratitude a habit, we create a culture where people feel seen and valued. This can lead to stronger collaborations, more volunteerism, and an overall sense of belonging.

Call to Action:
What’s one way you can show gratitude to someone in your community today? Share in the comments or take action now—because a little appreciation goes a long way!

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20 Mar 09:34