The Glen Workshop is an illuminating conference on the arts and religion, where participants practice and strengthen their craft and vision in community. This weeklong event combines the best elements of a workshop, an arts festival, and a symposium. By exploring this year’s theme, “The Artist and the City: Art and Faith in the Public Square,” participants will share a common ground for discussion during the week. This year’s faculty includes photographer Kathy Hettinga, illustrator Barry Moser, and assemblage artist Barry Krammes. A seminar class, “Art, the City & the Beloved Community” will be led by Tim Rollins. For artists and non-artists alike, the seminar is a forum to explore the workshop theme in more depth through discussion and hands-on collaborative art making. Afternoons and evenings at the Glen feature faculty readings, lectures, and presentations. Each evening concludes with an ecumenical worship service that incorporates the arts, led by pastor Debbie Blue. Surrounded by the stark, dramatic beauty of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Glen is hosted at St. John’s College campus and is within easy reach of the rich cultural, artistic, and spiritual traditions of northern New Mexico.