Our Poetry In Motion: Flowing Through Time event on May 3 at the Massachusetts Poetry Festival was a resounding success. We had a really good turnout and many participants told us that they had a profoundly transformational or healing experience.
 
So, Colors In Motion has expanded from installation art to include performance art with a mission! We're in conversation with other arts venues to see where else we might be able to offer our 90-minute program of poetry, fine art, dance, video montage projection and live music, to receptive audiences in museums, galleries or other performance spaces. It is also a dynamic and transformational element for motivational and evolutionary workshops/conferences. If you have suggestions or contacts, let us know!
 
Here are responses from some who were there:
 
"Your presentation was exceptional, extraordinary, outstanding, unique and transformational!"
- Kaeza Fearn, Musician
 
"The stillness of your art work and the work going forward is a gift to the world and offers a refreshing refuge in the chaos of our times ... a much needed foundation to build on and carry forward in our inner development."
- Arvetta Souza, LivePeaceIntoBeing.org
 
"I was honored to be present in this very special event, that signified a real shift in consciousness and beautiful collaboration of art forms.
 
The experience allowed me to go within myself in a deep way without thoughts. I was surprised at my response. And what I heard from the presentation at the end is that this is your intention, to make this available in public places to allow people to experience ease and peace within themselves. You manifested your intention."
- Marte Smith-Marston
 
Joyce LeBlanc, whose father had recently died, told us that the performance became part of her grieving process. By being in this experience she was able to go to a very deep and restful place; for the first time in months, she was able to relax and empty out all of her stress. "I still can't believe your program actually took me to a better place and allowed me some peaceful moments in my sorrow. It rested in my mind for several weeks and has made a difference," she said.