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Cathedral of Suffering

Cathedral of Suffering

Project description: This piece was designed around the work of Amnesty International and with observance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in mind. It is an indictment against repression and violence. The monument The monument consists of five pillars, the...

Week of January 11, 2009

Fr. Richard John Neuhaus May 14, 1936 - January 8, 2009 He was misunderstood by many, and maligned by some, but his influence on debates regarding religion, culture and public life is inestimable. Inestimable as in valuable beyond measure, particularly to young...

Beyond the Veil

Beyond the Veil

30x40 Acrylic on canvasThe following is condensed from Deborah's book Heartbeat of God: "It takes spiritual eyes to see beyond the veil, above the wall, and over the mountain that we face in our lives and in our world. God is sovereign and He promises to never leave...

Week of January 4, 2009

Registration is now open for the Glen Workshop, July 26-August 2 in Santa Fe, NM. The Glen Workshop, presented by Image Journal, Christians in the Visual Arts, and Christians in the Theater Arts, combines elements of a workshop, an arts festival, and a conference,...

Annunciation

Annunciation

Oil, acrylic and gold leaf on panel 10" x 5" x 2" 2005These two paintings depict an intersection of time and eternity in the moment of decision offered to Mary by the archangel Gabriel. The bottom panel describes the story within human history, while the upper panel...

Q&A with Adrienne Dengerink Chaplin, “arts theorist”

Contrary to popular opinion, appearances do not generally deceive. Instead, they are an indispensable feature of the way things are and serve as our first contact with the world. The world reveals itself first through the way it can be sensed and felt, by means of our eyes or ears or by touch or taste. Art helps us see, sense and feel the world in novel ways by revealing new angles and fresh perspectives.