Chapel of Sacred Mirrors
- 46 Deer Hill Rd Wappingers Falls New York 12590 United States
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Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM) is an immersive sanctuary of visionary art nestled in Wappingers Falls, New York. Dedicated to the transformative power of creativity, CoSM was founded by renowned artists Alex and Allyson Grey and serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the global visionary art movement. The gallery features a permanent exhibition of the Sacred Mirrors series—21 life-sized paintings designed to examine the physical and metaphysical anatomy of the viewer. With its strong emphasis on consciousness, healing, and interconnectedness, CoSM offers a unique fusion of art and spirituality that attracts visitors from around the world.
In addition to its art exhibitions, CoSM hosts workshops, meditations, and community events that explore a variety of disciplines, including sacred geometry, meditation, and music. The gallery’s lush forested campus and retreat setting offer guests a tranquil environment for reflection and creative exploration. CoSM also supports artists through residencies and public programs that foster community engagement and creative development. Known for its integral approach to art and consciousness, CoSM has become a landmark institution in visionary culture and contemporary spirituality.
Key Services:
– Permanent exhibition of the Sacred Mirrors series by Alex Grey
– Visionary art gallery showcasing contemporary spiritual art
– Educational workshops on creativity, consciousness, and sacred arts
– Artist residencies and retreats in a serene natural setting
– Monthly full moon gatherings and spiritual community events
– Meditation sessions and healing arts programming
– Unique venue for sacred ceremonies and conscious celebrations
– Support and promotion of the global visionary art movement
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Contact Info
- 46 Deer Hill Rd, Wappingers Falls, New York, 12590, United States
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Phone: (845) 297-2323
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