Curated by Edward Lucie-Smith, the exhibition is based on hisrecent publication Art Tomorrow (2002), a follow up to his 1995 publication, Art Today. Lucie-Smith has written over 50 books on art and has been a primary source of information for artists throughout the world.
The theme of this first exhibition is the human figure: its political and philosophical associations, and its interaction with the environment. As a result of the current political status of the United States, this focus on the human figure and condition is a conscious effort to create an exchange of ideas through art.
Exhibition curator, Edward Lucie-Smith, and featured artist, Judy Chicago, have spent years raising awareness for the topics surrounding the human body and experience. For over twenty-five years their individual views and comprehension of the subject matter have continued to drive audiences to another level of understanding and participation.

Since the last Biennale, Edward has traveled around the world, gathering artists for this stunning new exhbition. This international event will include an educational conference, world music, performance art, and happenings as well. All of the contents of this website are from the first exhibition, and will be updated closer to the exhibition. If you have any questions, or would like to participate, please contact at: art@natsoulas.com

The John Natsoulas Center for the Arts

The First Western Biennale of Art Exhibition Catalago Available for $30.00 USD

Catalog includes essays by Edward Lucie-Smith and John Natsoulas, Artists' Bios and Artwork images.

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