MANY RETURNS!
THE NON-DUAL GAZE

Re-Emergence of a Perennial Curatorial Practice

In its seventh issue, Revue Révolution takes the Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York as its beating heart. Through an in-depth conversation with curator Dmitry Popov, we enter the silent oasis of this unique institution and explore what it means to keep a living spiritual and artistic legacy alive today. We delve into Roerich’s non-dual gaze, the dialogue between his Himalayan visions and contemporary Native American art, the invisible labor of curation, and the urgent need for small, atmospheric cultural spaces in our noisy world.

This conversation is enriched by reflections from Valentin Gerlier, a Temenos Academy Fellow, offering complementary perspectives on inner vision, polymathy, and the role of culture as a unifying force.

Not as theory.
But as practice.

A gaze that does not divide:

• art from science
• thought from form
• inner life from public life

—but holds them as expressions of a single field.

From cultural diplomacy to artistic creation,
from institutional dialogue to lived experience,

this issue explores the emergence of a peer culture in the visual arts and poetry—one inspired by the spirit of Advaita Vedanta & scientific inquiry—where knowledge is no longer severed from practice, but embodied, transmitted, and reconnected to tradition in ways that enliven contemporary creative life.

We invite you to enter this conversation
—whether as cultural steward,
reader, or artist.

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OUR 2026 ISSUE FEATURES

Editorial Development & the future of {R}

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Non-Duality in Action

The Institutional DialogueS

Nicholas Roerich Museum New York

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Temenos Academy

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From the Video Vault

The Nondual Genealogy of Art and Poetry:
A Passionate Timeline of Genius in Poetry-Art-Philosophy by Revue Révolution

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Geometries of Meaning
Myth in Motion Redux

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How can culture truly unify, if we ourselves remain divided within? In this pledge, Murielle Mobengo invites cultural institutions to a radical shift: a diplomacy that begins in perception itself.

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Revue Révolution #7 • Spring 2026

New York • Paris • The World
A Review of Cultural Diplomacy & Institutional Dialogue

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