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Dani McKenzie: Nowhere Near February 6 - March 7 Dani McKenzie, The Haunted Trees, Radiant Darkness, 2020. Oil on linen, framed 82 x 122cm. Courtesy: the artist and MARS Gallery Working from a combination of found black and white photographs, 35mm slides, 8mm film stills, and polaroids, Nowhere Near consider the notion of escapism and the role vernacular photography plays in mediating our relationship with the natural world. Follow this artist Sign up to receive the latest updates on this artist including exhibitions, VIP previews, landmark events, news and milest...

Their story straight. a month later they still don't have it. >> they do. >> a catching cover on "newsweek "newsweek." "heaven is real." tell us about it. >> this neuroscience iist has a illness. he lay there dead, and he did describe this extraordinary experience over a different realm of consciousness. it's probably the most potent description of what an afterlife might be. >> what was it? >> it shows how he's traveling in this world in which all darkness -- there's a powerful feeling of a darkness that is also unbelievably radiant, and he's part of this radiant darkness, if you can understa...

Acceptance, and powerful communication are in him without any actual verbal communication. it's feelings that are literally kind of absorbed into him, and he's riding through this radiant darkness with a presence who you could say is an angel. this guy is a real pragmaticist. it's a very vivid description of what feels like a different kind of consciousness level. >> you just described me sitting here every morning. >> radiant darkness. >> you got to read it. it's very powerful. >> fascinating. fascinating stuff. >> the cover story of the new issue of "newsweek," "heaven is re real." thank you...