VisionaryArtists: see an incredible collection of visionary work:

For visionary artists like myself, Deviant art is an opportunity to bridge a communal awareness into the healing and unifying powers of visionary art.

A healthy question we must address is: what is not visionary art? It seems the visionary stream is really all-inclusive, suggesting that any work of art has a fundamental visionary nugget at its creative core. However many layers of ego, narcissism, laziness, or ambition in which this core may be engulfed, anything is possible - including the illuminating possibility of crappy art. We cannot, with certainty, claim a work of art to not be visionary.

The question is, rather, what art is most transparent to this visionary core? What art has manifested through a humble, resplendant wakefulness to this uniting, healing, and mysterious source? We have the opportunity to connect as a creative community, alive and at work, to channel this sacred source together, effectively through our work. Further, the synergies that emerge, if captivating enough, can attract more energy to our work, bring more attention to it, and strengthen it as a cultural force.

I read something Dean Flemming said: "I think these days the art world is whatever you make it. It's an amazing time for artists and the internet has a lot to do with that." ([link]) It conjured an intuition that rings true - the immense freedom already accessible to artistic communities, especially in digital realms. This is reiterating a sense that we are creating a world for art as much (or little) as we may be transforming it.

Also check out Energy Art Movement:
The Energy Art Movement was launched in May of 2008 by a group of artists collectively interested in raising the standards of artistic expression. They believe that visual dynamism – “Energy Art” – is a natural evolution of art trends that preceded it, particularly those trends which reflect the complexity of civilization. As technology and science hurtle us forward, the Energy Art Movement holds that art should do more than reflect our surroundings: it should aspire to capture the energetic essence of life.