Essential reading for artists covering art business and mindset
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Mindset and Spirituality
Art and Art Business
Mindset and Spirituality
Some of my favoutite reads about mindset and spirituality
A book I return to over and over
The Kybalion - Centenary Edition: Hermetic
Manifestation explained very simply
Feeling is the Secret by Neville Goddard
An excellent translation that I have on audiobook and great to dip into anytime
The Bhagavad Gita: 1 (Easwaran's Classics of Indian Spirituality, 1)
A really great book that explains how the body is a self healing organ and how our aches and pains often have emotional root causes
You Can Heal Your Life - Louise L Hay | Podcast on Spotify
I've been a fan of Paul McKenna's work for a long time. and this book is as potent as all his others. Plus it comes with a hypnotic trance audio to embed the manifesting process further.
Power Manifesting by Paul McKenna
Adore this book. It was written in the 1940s and shares the stories of mystics and yogis the author met through his life.
Autobiography of a Yogi
Earlier this year I revisited this book and was reminded how powerful Tony's work is. The audiobook is really a recording of him at a live event, which I think made this even better
Top read for artists to show their work and build an audience
Show Your Art: Build Art Career Without Gallery
Essential reading for self taught artists
Ways of Seeing by John Berger
A short book written for artists and art enthusiasts to have better conversatoins about art
Framing the Invisible: How We See and Understand Art
A really great book on curating and how everything is curated now plus great stories about art, artists and art professionals
Curationism by David Balzar
Honestly un-put-down-able. I htink i listened to this whole book in a day. The story, the pacing, everything about it was wonderful. The (true) story follows an art thief building his collection by stealing works from provincial European museums and country estates. Whlle it is a true story, it feels like a novel or movie, rather than a documentary