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    More Information on Ingo's Legacy

    About the Documentary

    Check back soon for updates.

     

    About the AVAM

    For questions about the American Visionary Art Museum:​
    http://www.avam.org/stuff-everyone-asks/contact-us.shtml
     

    About Leslie Lohman

     For questions about the Ingo Swann collection at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art contact:  https://www.leslielohman.org 

    About ONE Archives at USC

    For questions about Ingo's paintings at ONE Archives at the USC Libraries contact: http://one.usc.edu/about/contact/ 

    About UWG

    For questions about the Ingo Swann collection at the University of West Georgia contact:  Blynne Olivieri, Head of Special Collections at special@westga.edu or 678-839-5455.
     

    Contact Info

    For questions about the website contact: admin@ingoswann.com

    For questions about obtaining permissions to use Ingo Swann's materials/works and certain images of him and/or his artwork contact: ingoswannestate@gmail.com 

    Selected videos about ingo and his works

    A recap of the 2018 Logan Visionary Conference "Two Views of Heaven:  Spiritual and Scientific" at the American Visionary Art Museum in  Baltimore, Maryland. Speakers were Michelle Thaller, Deputy Director of  Science for Communications; Nobel Laureate John C. Mather (by video);  Nancy du Tertre, attorney turned psychic; Father James Kurzynski, author  with the Vatican Observatory Foundation; and Alex Chionetti, author,  filmmaker and explorer.  

    Thomas McNear, Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (ret.) presents “The Creative Mind of Ingo Swann: Artist and Father of Remote Viewing” at American Visionary Art Museum's (http://avam.org) Human Guide To Our Creative Brain Conference, February 1, 2015. Thomas McNear was the first member of the Army’s Stargate program to be personally trained in Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) by legendary remote viewer, psychic and artist Ingo Swann.  

    Ingo Swann The Man Who Started Remote Viewing (Parts 1-7)


    His last public appearance.

    Other

    The High Line Hotel, NYC

    Many of Ingo's furnishings and books have found a home at the High Line Hotel in New York City, New York; this includes his painting My View which hangs next to the Hotel's coffee bar. 

    Edgar Cayce's Aura Chart

    Ingo's painting entitled The Edgar Cayce Aura Chart is on display in the Visitor's Center at Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment in Virginia Beach, Virginia. 

    Rhine Walk of Fame

    The Rhine Walk of Fame in front of the Rhine Research Center in Durham, North Carolina, contains names engraved in brick of many luminaries and significant contributors to the Rhine and to the field of Consciousness research, one of which bears Ingo's name.