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Art Inspired by the Dance
Paintings by Janet Morgan

These pages are full of art inspired by Belly Dance, or Middle Eastern Dance,
created by the internationally exhibited artist Janet Morgan.
Her study and performance of Belly Dance has inspired these wild and colorful works.

On You Tube:
Morgan in the film on the Hudson River Pageant, May 2009
A short film about Morgan from the Artist Archive, both art and dance

“Janet Morgan's exotic and mystical art captures the intense passionate movement,
spirituality, and grace of bellydance.
We feel the dancer's longing for union with Divinity.
Other works evoke a sense of serenity.
To meditate on the undulating explosions of color and line inspires a gratitude
for the mysterious Spirit behind her expressive work.
I am honored to have been a subject for her brush. “
JEHAN, dancer, composer and director of Goddessdance. Nov. 4 2004

Jehan dancing at Morgan's Opening
at the Lafayette Grill in
New York City, January 2004

These 12 images (below) are available
as a set of greeting cards

A boxed set is only $20

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Other art cards available

* LONG SLEEVED DANCER In a private collection	*THE POSSESSED
*PERFUME	*WRAPPED IN SOUND In a private collection
*SKY DANCER	*DRUM DANCERS
*PALM TO PALM	*GOLD DANCER
*CHENEY	*PRACTICING THE SEVEN VEILS In A Private Collection
*TRIBAL In the collection of the National Museum of Art of Kyrgyzstan Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (Central Asia)	*BLUE SNAKE ARMS AFLAME

Now Available - Giclee Print of THE FORCES OF NATURE
20 x 22" for $200
(The Original is 8 x 8 feet, $2,000)

Some of the original paintings
(most are 22 x 30", watercolor and mixed media on paper)
are still available.

Now Available - Giclee Print of RED RED
Same size as original 22 x 30" for $300

Original In a private collection

(RED RED was Painted with my left hand
when my right wrist was broken)

Tribal is on the cover of
Whole Terrain Magazine

For 15 years, Whole Terrain has been exploring ecological and social issues from the unique perspective of environmental practitioners. A nationally acclaimed literary journal published by the Antioch New England Graduate School, Whole Terrain is a place where new and established writers, poets and artists come together with environmental professionals and students and faculty from around the world to examine such diverse themes as "Creative Collaborations, " "Risk," "Serious Play," "Research as Real Work," and "Surplus and Scarcity."
This issue is on "Celebration and Ceremony".

See the Virtual Gallery at Whole Terrain

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