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Audio Review – anonymous Shiva Linga paintings at the Arcadia University art gallery

By December 18, 2013
In this 3-minute artblog audio review, Leah Koontz talks about the meditative Shiva Linga paintings from Rajasthan, India currently on display at the Arcadia University Art Gallery. More information on that show can be found here.
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