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September 2021
“Truly, I Tell You” – Exhibit by Hannah Robinett
Hannah Robinett's grids are patient works of observation: a careful reading and documentation of sacred texts with implications in modern life. Inspired by her faith, Robinett pieces together the repetition of words from the Bible, bringing to life patterns and visual cues that may otherwise be overlooked. Each piece invites us to consider truth, meaning, and perspective in new ways. Opening reception is free and open to the public. Face masks are required indoors but optional for fully vaccinated individuals.…
Find out more »October 2021
Revealed at Arts on Alexander
The concept of an “illustrated Bible” conjures, for some, soft-focused feathery-winged angels, perfect pairs of well-behaved animals peeking out the ark’s windows, or baby Jesus snuggled into his pint-sized Jenny Lind manger. These cozy images often belie the earthy realism of the Bible’s contents. Revealed shows the Bible in all its raw, violent, and beautiful glory. As J. Mark Bertrand attests, “Revealed sets out to crush any notion that the Bible is a safe, inspirational read. Instead the artwork here . . .…
Find out more »November 2021
Again and Again at St. David’s Episcopal Church
A photography exhibition that invites recurring and fresh contemplation of the ordinary and extraordinary through the seasons of the Christian liturgical calendar.
Find out more »Heads, Faces, and Spiritual Encounter at St. David’s Episcopal Church
This exhibition premiers during Transcend Biennale 2021! We hope to see you there. Register at civaconference.org/register. In the history of the human race has there ever been an individual who has not drawn some simulate of a head or a face? From the Neolithic Plastered Skull found in Jericho, Jordan to a child’s earliest markings in the 21st Century it is the face that captures the attention as we try to make sense of our world. HEADS, FACES, AND SPIRITUAL ENCOUNTER draws…
Find out more »Heads, Faces, and Spiritual Encounter at Dordt University
In the history of the human race has there ever been an individual who has not drawn some simulate of a head or a face? From the Neolithic Plastered Skull found in Jericho, Jordan to a child’s earliest markings in the 21st Century it is the face that captures the attention as we try to make sense of our world. HEADS, FACES, AND SPIRITUAL ENCOUNTER draws on this fascination of the human heart and mind. From noted artists such as…
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