By Atma Tattva Das
In the heart of Manila, a unique artistic journey awaits as the Krishna Balaram Ashram (ISKCON Manila) prepares to host its much-anticipated Krishna Bhakti 3 art exhibition. Emerging as a collaborative initiative driven by a common Krishna Conscious vision, this exhibition promises to transcend the boundaries of artistic expression and spirituality, inviting attendees to experience a blend of creative ingenuity and profound devotion.
The Krishna Balaram Ashram, originally founded by the N4S musical band in conjunction with inspired members of the community, has become a haven for creative minds with a shared goal. With a clear focus on fostering a harmonious connection between art and spirituality, the Ashram breaks free from the confines of traditional art spaces. Instead, it seeks to provide an accessible and inclusive platform for artists and creatives alike to discover and share their passion for Krishna Consciousness. As Balaram Das, a key member of the organizing team, aptly said, “There’s no single leader here; it’s collectively run. Together, we have understood and embraced the need to share Krishna Consciousness as widely as possible.”
Read more: https://iskconnews.org/krishna-bhakti-art-exhibits-bridge-the-spiritual-canvas-in-manila-philippines/
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