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Drums of the Great North: Shamanism and the Shamans of Siberia
Closely connected to nature, animals, and ancestral spirits, Siberian shamanism reflects a deep cosmology in which earth, sky, and the underworld are intertwined. This tradition offers insight into indigenous belief systems and the enduring power of ritual, identity, and spiritual connection.
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The art of Shaman: Nature, Magic, and Sacred healing
The figure of the shaman remains one of profound relevance - not only as a cultural symbol but as a reminder of alternative ways of knowing and relating to the world.
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Beyond the Cold: Revealing the vibrant artistic heritage of Siberian tribes
The art of Siberia mirrors the region's rich cultural heritage, blending diverse influences from indigenous communities and historical epochs. It encompasses a wide array of creative expressions, from traditional crafts like intricate beadwork, woodcarving, and textile art to contemporary paintings and sculptures.
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The Culture and Art of the Ancient Tribes of Siberia
Written with remarkable passion, Art of Siberia compellingly describes the lives of the men and women who first conquered these vast lands and then struggled desperately to preserve their traditions.
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Masters of Disorder: the Shamans or the French?
MASTERS OF DISORDER, the forces at work in the world around us (especially my bedroom), unseen and unheard by all except those few who can divine their want and will. These are the ‘shamans’, or other spiritual leaders, who mediate between the real and spirit worlds, trying to make sense of the ‘disorder’ around us, mystically communicating with the ethereal and “negotiating with the forces of chaos”. The musée du quai Branly has put on an impressive multisensory display of these religious men from a number of tribes around the world that are still in existence today, with many anthropological ‘finds’ (or plunders) accompanied with work by current artists. It…
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