Arts and Faith
Past Exhibition: PSALMS VISUALIZED
Kreg Yingst's Block Prints
A Solo Exhibit in Parish Hall and Online
September 22, 2022 - October 20, 2022
Past Exhibition: MARY, MARY: Contemporary Artists and Poets Consider Mary
A Group Exhibition in the Parish Hall and Online
St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Arlington, VA
November 17, 2021 - January 12, 2022
Participating Artists: Carolyn M. Abrams, Trine Bumiller, Kathy Daywalt, Manal Deeb, Dana Ellyn, Lisa Harkins, Cheryl Ryan Harshman, James Janknegt, Janet McKenzie, Margaret Adams Parker, Aisha Renee, Elise Ritter, Kathleen Stark, Lauren Tilden, …
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Past Exhibition: Ambient Light, Real and Imagined
Online Group Exhibition (April 2021)
Participating Artists:
Elisabeth (Beth) Hudgins, Kat Jamieson, Linda Maldonado, Elise Ritter, Deborah Taylor
Past Exhibition: ‘This Is My Story'
An Online Exhibition (Advent 2020)
All the paths of the Lord are love . . . .
~ Psalm 25:9
St. Michael’s Advent 2020 exhibition is “This Is My Story: Women and Homelessness.” A collaboration between artist Susan Cornelis; Sonoma, California’s The Living Room, a day shelter for women and mothers with children who are experiencing homelessness; and Justicewise, a nonprofit dedicated t…
Read More »Past Exhibition: The Divine Feminine
An Online Group Exhibition (July 2020)
Participating Artists: Elisabeth (Beth) Hudgins, Linda Maldonado, Elise Ritter, Deborah Taylor
Introduction
What is “The Divine Feminine”? It is the spirit of empathy, connectedness, wholeness, and creativity that dwells within and around us. It is the sacred, sensuous, and invisible presence that urges us to explore, express, and grow. It is t…
Read More »Past Exhibition: Artists and Poets Respond to the Pandemic
An Online Exhibition (May 2020)
Introduction
If the world will not go away then the great discipline seems to be the ability to make an identity that can live in the midst of everything without feeling beset.
~ David Whyte, “Besieged” in Consolations
Beauty invites us, through entrancement, to that fearful frontier between what we think makes us; and what we think makes the worl…
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