Artist Georges Rouault’s Celebration Of Life

GEORGIA BULLETINBy David King, PhD“Head of Christ” (1937) by Georges RouaultGEORGIA---The priest and philosopher Jacques Maritain argued in his book, “Art and Scholasticism,” that “we must above all be careful not to disengage and isolate Christian art from the great movement of contemporary art.” Maritain knew that the Christian artist could not dissociate himself from the spirit of his times; in fact, Maritain argued that the Christian artist simply...

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Ohio College Hosts Exhibition: Religion in Modern and Contemporary Art

ALPHA OMEGA ARTS"Macarena Esperanza" by Audrey FlackOHIO---The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College announces the opening of a new contemporary religious art exhibition, "Religion, Ritual, and Performance in Modern and Contemporary Art" as part of a year-long series of programs from antiquity to the present. As in earlier periods, the art of the 20th and 21st centuries engages in a dialogue with the important themes of religion, ritual, and...

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Doris Duke's Shangri la Comes to NYC This Fall

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL18th-century Indian rosewater sprinklerNEW YORK---Ever the global adventurer, tobacco heiress and philanthropist Doris Duke was just 23 when she began collecting Islamic art in 1935, buying as she toured on her first honeymoon. By the time she died in 1993, she had amassed 3,500 objects spanning the Muslim world from Spain, through the Middle East and into Asia, dating from the early first millennium B.C. to the early 20th...

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A Hindu Take on "The Empty Chair"

CNN | BELIEFBy Stephen Prothero, Special to CNNAn empty chair in Bali.When I went to Bali a few years ago...I went for the religion. Balinese Hinduism differs from Indian Hinduism in many ways...for me the most arresting religious image I encountered was the empty chair. I saw this chair, typically crafted of stone, everywhere in Bali—And it symbolizes, among other things, the indescribability of the divine. In Bali, to stand in front of the empty...

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Five Faiths Friday (PHOTOS): Conceptualizing Faith

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy TahlibCan an image convey the power of faith, or can it merely hint at the mystery you are invited to discover? This week journalist Malcolm Browne died, and the world again fixated on his most famous/infamous image, "The Burning Monk". It was/is an image about faith-in-action. Others who have captured faith-in-action include: Nicollo Cosme, Barbara Krueger, Gavin Jantje and Anil Revril. [Interfaith links]Journalist Malcolm Browne,...

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Mythical Star Throwers, Celestial Bodies and Darkness at the Smithsonian

THE NEW YORK TIMESBy Holland CotterGavin Jantjes’s painting of mythical star throwers is in “African Cosmos: Stellar Arts,” at the National Museum of African Art in Washington.WASHINGTON, DC---“African Cosmos: Stellar Arts” at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art here, an exhibition packed with celestial bodies and patches of darkness sending forth light, invites comparable responses. Broadly it’s a show about the extent and persistence...

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Award-Winning Bible Comedy Banned in Wisconsin

WISCONSIN GAZETTEBy Louis WeisbergWISCONSIN---As religious right extremist groups have grown in number, so have their attempts to censor art they view as objectionable. “The Bible –The Complete Word of God (abridged)” features three actors taking on dozens of characters from biblical lore. Since its award-winning 1995 premiere at Washington’s Kennedy Center, the play has been performed for audiences all over the world. But it will not be seen in Delafield. Responding to a wave of protests from fundamentalist Christians incited by right-wing talk...

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Colorado's Third Annual "Religious Fine Art Show" in the Abbey Monastery

DENVER POSTSculpted cross included in the exhibiton. Image courtesy of Arts SA.COLORADO---Third annual "Religious Fine Art Show" in the Abbey Monastery through Sept. 30. More than 80 pieces of art by 25 local artists are included. Admission is free. Artist reception: 5-7 p.m. Sept. 14, tickets are $10 and include refreshments. Proceeds benefit the restoration of the Abbey Bell Tower. 2951 E. Highway 50, Canon City, 719-275-8631 [li...

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Mormon Religious Artist Attacks Obama in "Obamanation" Painting

CBS | NEWSBy Peter Milo"Obamanation" (2012) by Jon McNaughtonUTAH---Artist Jon McNaughton released yet another painting about President Obama. More epic in scope compared to the previous “One Nation Under Socialism,” [or the one before that: "Forgotten Man"] “Obamanation” depicts Obama smiling over a dystopian wasteland that McNaughton believes the president created. McNaughton, in a classical-realistic style, shows a cast of characters and objects...

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(VIDEO) Todd Dayton Fox: "Portrait of the Passion" to Petra's "We Exalt Thee"

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest O. Britton Artist Todd Fox is one of America's amazing religious artists, and he lives in Kansas. This past March, A&O named him our INSPIRE ME! Artist of the Month, and since then we've continued to monitor his progress closely. His new video series of his works is a wonderful way to get another introduction to this wonderful artist who we all should consider collecting. I'm also interested in a new line of Artist Trading cards he's producing, and am looking forward to details on collecting those t...

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Art at Carkeek: Buddhist Teachings? Or Teenage Hangout?

SEATTLE TIMESBy Michael Upchurch"Four Noble Truths" by Alan FulleWASHINGTON---"Rootbound: Heaven & Earth IV," the fourth annual outdoor-sculpture show in Carkeek Park curated by the Center on Contemporary Art, is uneven in the extreme. But it does feature one piece that clearly works, although perhaps not exactly as intended. It's Alan Fulle's "Four Noble Truths," a fancifully built wooden "skyscraper" that supposedly reflects "the primary teachings...

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Lalla Essaydi Featured in Newark Museum of Art's Opening Exhibition on Female Photographers

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy TahlibLalla Essaydi, Converging Territories #9NEW JERSEY---The Newark Museum of Art opens its 2012-2013 exhibition season on September 12 with, "In Her Eyes: Women Behind and in Front of the Camera" featuring photographs by women who examine female identity in their work. The artists include both historical and contemporary practitioners such as Cindy Sherman, Sally Mann, Dorothea Lange, Lalla Essaydi and Ana Mendieta. The...

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My Tweetcloud is About Religious Art

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest Disney-BrittonHave you ever done anything that was plain ridiculous but also curiously fun? That's my experience with  Tweetcloud. In their own words, "Tweet Cloud is a service that lets you generate a cool looking cloud of the words you tweet about the most." While I know there is an argument for keeping track of what words you use in your personal messaging, they've packaged those words in such a way kitschy, cute...

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“The Trials” by Niccolo Cosme's “Resplendor: The Blinding Light”

IN THE THEATER OF ONE WORLDBy Randy Gener“The Trials” (“Pagsubok”) by Niccolo CosmeNEW YORK--- “The Trials” — (or “Pagsubok”) in which two men locked arm-to-arm with their backs against each other — glamorizes the strain and hardship of being thy brother’s keeper. [Niccolo] Cosme says it was inspired by St. Camillus de Lelis, the patron saint of the sick, as well as of people who provide health care. He dedicates “The Trials” to the brothers and...

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The King of Pop: Michael Jackson, (Hoosier, August 29, 1958)

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest O. Britton"American Jesus" (2009) by David LaChapelleINDIANA---The King of Pop, Michael Joseph Jackson was born 54 years ago on August 29, 1958 in the state of Indiana, also known as the "Hoosier" state. Following Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, NYC-based photographer David LaChapelle created a series of religious-themed portraits as a memorial to Jackson whose genius and humanitarian impact were felt throughout his...

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Artist Anil Revri's Interfaith "Wall for Peace 2011" at DC Airport

WASHINGTON EXAMINER"Wall for Peace 2011". Image courtesy of the artist's website.WASHINGTON---Artist Anil Revri's "Wall for Peace 2011," a sculpture featuring quotations about peace from Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism, is on display at Washington Dulles International Airport. Revri, originally from India, moved to the U.S. 30 years ago and lives with his family in Northwest D.C. [li...

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A Higher Love—The Getty Presents The Art of Devotion in the Middle Ages

ALPHA OMEGA ARTS"Noli me tangere" (about 1500), Master of the Chronique scandaleuse, FrenchCALIFORNIA---Prayer, both personal and communal, was an integral aspect of life in Europe during the Middle Ages. The readings, rites, and prayers contained in medieval Christian devotional books were often accompanied by lavish decorations that were key in both fostering and expressing the religious zeal of the faithful. Drawn primarily from the Getty Museum’s...

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Evangelical Seeks to Unite Believers to Influence Art and Culture

EXAMINERBy Paula ParkerCALIFORNIA---Confident that the Bible can once again be an influence on art and culture, Jonathan Bock has founded a nonprofit organization As 1. “For centuries, Christians were vibrant Patrons of the Arts commissioning the best artists to create some of the greatest art in human history which defined Christianity in a positive light,” said Bock, President of Grace Hill Media in Los Angeles. “But along the way, we walked away from culture, allowed our faith to be portrayed in a negative light and, as a natural result, culture...

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Monks Create Mandala Art at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art

THE TRIBUNE | SAN LUIS OBISPOBy Julia DickeyTibetan Buddhist monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery in southern India create a sand mandala at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art on ThursdayCALIFORNIA---"It’s hard to breathe near it,” onlooker Barb Thomkins said of the sand painting that six Tibetan Buddhist monks were creating before visitors to the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. Made of millions of tiny particles of hand-crushed and dyed river...

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Eboo Patel: Teaching Kids Religious Diversity in America

USA TODAYBy Eboo PatelThe first time I heard my 3-year-old son say the Lord's Prayer, I felt like a fraud. We are, after all, Muslim. When I speak before audiences, one of the most frequent questions I get as the founder of an interfaith youth group is, "How young is too young for children to engage with kids from other religions?" In a world of many different people and prayers, perhaps the most relevant lesson we teach our children is this: a religiously diverse world makes your religion even more relevant; it marks your concern with and care...

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Long-Exposure Photo Exhibit By Atta Kim At NBMAA

THE HARTFORD COURANTBy Susan Dunne"ON-AIR Project 110-2, The New York Series, Times Square" (2005) By Atta KimCONNECTICUT---Change is the only constant in life. That philosophy drives the work of Korean-American photographer Atta Kim, both in his cityscapes and his depictions of human interactions. His artist's statement declares "Disappearance is the reality of all existence. Reality is not clear to us; it must be interpreted to be revealed."A new...

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'Snapshot' Exhibit Closing at the Indianapolis Museum of Art

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest Disney-BrittonCo-founders of The Alpha & Omega Project for Contemporary Religious Arts taking in the final days of the Snapshot exhibition.Closing on September 2, 2012 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art is "Snapshot", an exhibit highlighting the influence of photography on Post-Impressionist painters. The exhibition includes both paintings and photos with information on the photographic technology available at the time...

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A&O Meetup: NYC With Artist Niccolo Cosme

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest O. Disney-BrittonNEW YORK---Blending images from Christian iconography with messages on HIV and AIDS, the conceptual photographs of Niccolo Cosme delve deep into the realities of HIV and migration, particularly for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs). Entitled "Resplendor: The Blinding Light", the 20 conceptual photographs in this collection provoke and inspire, and share Niccolo’s thoughts and perspectives as an artist and...

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San Francisco Museum Displays Lord Ganesha at International Airport

OYE TIMESBy Tapa MenonCALIFORNIA---SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport (USA) is holding an exhibition “Deities in Stone: Hindu Sculpture” till February next, containing sculptures of Hindu deities and other Hindu artifacts. This exhibition at F2 – North Connect Gallery on Terminal 3 contains granite, stone, sandstone, schist and gabbro stone sculptures of Hindu deities Brahma, Vishnu with Lakshmi and Sarasvati, Surya flanked by Pingala...

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Cincinnati's Nationally Touring Interfaith Exhibit, 'Blessing' Returns After Seven Years

THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRERBy Jackie Demaline and Janelle GelfandOHIO---"A Blessing to One Another: Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People," an interfaith exhibit created by Xavier University, Hillel of Cincinnati and The Shtetl Foundation in 2005, returns to Cincinnati after a national tour where it was seen by more than 800,000 people. It opens Sept. 10 at the Skirball Museum on the Cincinnati campus of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (3101 Clifton Ave., Clifton), where it continues through Dec. 31 before embarking on a European...

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Buddhist Religious Art Form Transcends Boundaries

GLOBAL TIMES By Xu Ming Thangka painting by GyatsoCHINA---Though a favorite for collectors at the present, Thangka remains an obscure art beyond the Tibetan areas, not palpable to people outside the industry. An effort is being made at the Grand Hotel Beijing, where over 30 pieces of selected Thangka paintings by two artists are exhibited. Chudri and Tashi Gyatso, two brothers from Qinghai Province, learned the technique for painting Thangka, a type...

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The Contemporary Search for "Shambala" in Boston, MA

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Tahlib"The Shambala in Modern Times" (2008) by Gonkar Gyatso MASSACHUSETTS---For Buddhists, "Shambala" symbolizes the ideal world, or "The Pure Land" where peace reigns, wealth abounds, and no illness exists. Through September 30, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is exhibiting "Seeking Shambala" featuring a collection of restored 400-year-old works of art along with six contemporary works by two artists: Gonkar Gyatso (b. 1961)...

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Missouri Artist Rebecca Ruppar Expresses Belief, Embraces Tradition by Creating Icons

COLUMBIA DAILY TRIBUNEBy Amy WilderIcons created by Rebecca Ruppar include these of Archangel Michael, left, the Holy Trinity, the original of which is in St. Louis, and Our Lady of Kazan.MISSOURI---Attempting to unmask the mysteries of life, be it through science, religion, esoteric or less conventional means, we must inevitably come to terms with our own smallness in the face of the immensity of reality. Rebecca Ruppar is interested in the mystical...

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New Opera of One Mary, or Three: Magdalene, Bethany or Other?

LOS ANGELES TIMESBy Reed JohnsonCALIFORNIA---Mary, the mother of Jesus, needs no introduction to much of humankind. But the "other Mary" of the New Testament — or "Marys," as the case may be — is a more elusive figure. So when composer John Adams' new oratorio-opera "The Gospel According to the Other Mary" had its world premiere in May at Walt Disney Concert Hall, it touched off a lively discussion among a handful of religious scholars and bloggers....

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Artist Barbara Kruger Covers Hirshhorn Lobby With ‘Belief+Doubt’

THE WASHINGTON POSTBy DeNeen L. BrownWASHINGTON DC---Barbara Kruger’s ‘Belief+Doubt’ is site-specific not just to the Hirshhorn lobby but in its proximity to power: ‘It is a museum, but it is also in D.C.,’ she says. In the exhibit, which runs through Dec. 31, 2014, words confront museum visitors, confounding them, prompting them to pause in a harried world to interpret what the artist has rendered in an unexpected gallery. Kruger, whom one artist...

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Movie Review: "Premium Rush" (3 Stars for fun)

THE WASHINGTON POSTBy Stephanie MerryBicycle messengers have to deal with a lot of risks. Car doors suddenly fling open, minivans make right turns without signaling, potholes can be a one-way ticket for a trip over the handlebars. Or, as is the case in “Premium Rush,” a dirty cop can get in the way of what should be a straightforward courier job, shepherding an envelope from Morningside Heights to Chinatown. That’s the premise of the breezy and entertaining, if imperfect, action flick starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the appropriately...

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RELIGIOUS ART | NEWS OF WEEK

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest O. BrittonDuring this week's annual physical, the doctor alerted me that my blood sugar count was high, and he invited me to do a new thing---to go on a low-carb diet. Later, while eating a brownie along with a chocolate shake, I wrestled with the difficulty of giving up the comforting foods of my past when I saw this painting, "Eating the Known" (above) by Michal Na'aman. Changing your diet can be compared to taking a new...

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For Auction: 1613 King James Bible in San Francisco

ARTDAILYThird folio edition of the King James Bible. Est. $12,000 - 18,000. Photo: Courtesy of Bonhams.CALIFORNIA---As part of its October 10, 2012, Fine Books and Manuscripts sale, to be held in San Francisco with a simulcast in New York, Bonhams will offer several items of literary and historical importance. Among them is a unique, extra-illustrated copy of an early printing of the King James Bible, featuring a large, mystical fore-edge painting...

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Is Nothing Sacred? Thoughts on Mormon Undergarments

RELIGIOUS NEWS SERVICEBy Robert A. Rees, Ph.D.Mormon undergarments. Image courtesy of Dr. Mike Dash's BlogIt is not uncommon for Latter-day Saints to hear jokes, ridicule and derisive remarks about the sacred underclothing Mormons wear. Because Mormons tend to be regarded as square rather than as simply quaint, media commentators have less compunction in mocking their sacred clothing than they would a Jewish yarmulke, a Sikh turban, or the mitre...

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Truly Moving Pictures Readies for 2012 Heartland Film Festival

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy Ernest O. Britton"The Odd Life of Timothy Green", "Salmon Fishing in Yemen" and "Brave" are three of the 2012 Truly Moving Picture award winners created by people who believe that the movies we see can change the way we see the world; and on Thursday night a group of such believers gathered in Indianapolis for a gala event launching the 21st season of the Heartland Film Festival.Managed by the national nonprofit ground Truly Moving...

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(PHOTOS) Five Faiths Friday: "Hate Speech"

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy TahlibTwo words dominated the religious art news landscape this week: "Hate Speech" vs. "Freedom of Speech", raising the question of how do reasonable people tell the difference between the two? The difference is simple. If you agree with the message, then blocking it is violation of your freedom of speech. That is the feeling of Buddhists whose statues were destroyed by Islamists in Afghanistan. On the other hand, if you disagree...

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"Piss Christ", Revisted in 2012

PATHEOSBy Daniel Siedell"Piss Christ" by Andres SerranoThe culture wars are back. And they seem to have a corporate sponsor that sells fried chicken sandwiches. With the Presidential election looming the political pundits are active, as are the Reformed and evangelical bloggers, girding themselves for battle, urging their minions not to retreat and fight for traditional middle American values in the face of those liberals on the coasts. The icon...

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"Prince of Peace" By Akian Kramarik Wins 2012 Christian Retailers Choice Award

ALPHA OMEGA ARTS"Prince of Peace" by Akiane KramarikFLORIDA---Child prodigy, and Idaho native Akiane Kramarik's "Prince of Peace" was chosen as the Winner of the 2012 Christian Retail Choice Awards for Wall Décor. This prestigious award was presented at this year's annual International Christian Retail Show held in Orlando, Florida in July. Art & SoulWorks is the exclusive licensor of Art by Akiane(tm) including this magnificent portrait of Jesus....

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Vatican's Old-Fashioned Nuns Say the Past is Key to the Future

RELIGIOUS NEWS SERVICEBy David Gibson The Vatican's proposed takeover of the LCWR (Leadership Conference of Women Religious) had been the focus of widespread interest since April, when Rome announced that the group – which represents about 80 percent of the 56,000 nuns in American religious communities – was infected with “radical feminism,” marred by dissent and in need of a top-down overhaul. Yet the LCWR delegates, buoyed by an outpouring of public support, in the end forcefully rejected the Vatican’s charges and opted to try to pursue...

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Bamiyan Buddhas: Should They Be Rebuilt?

BBC NEWSBy Stephanie HegartyOne of the Buddhas was 55 feet tallAFGHANISTAN---The destruction of Afghanistan's Bamiyan Buddhas in 2001 led to global condemnation of the Taliban regime. But the decision by Unesco not to rebuild them has not put an end to the debate about their future. But whatever the reason, the Bamiyan Buddhas have captured the international imagination and ideas for what to do with the site still pour in from archaeologists, architects,...

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Hyper-Realism Artist: Pedro de Mena (1628-1688)

THE INDEPENDENTBy Michael GloverMary Magdalene Meditating on the Crucifixion, 1664, By Pedro de MenaSPAIN---Art itself is a kind of prestidigitation, illusionism, magic. It cajoles us into giving credence to the reality of pretence. There is the illusionism of art – and then there are the various additional levels of illusionism that seem to be encouraged, if not demanded, by religious belief. Here on this page is another way of selling the idea...

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Indiana Church is Model for Fast Growth: Multisite Church Growth Soaring

FAITH VILLAGEBy Adelle BanksThe number of congregations that host worship services at more than one physical location has grown to more than 5,000 in the last decade, according to a new report. Researchers say these "multisite" churches, which may share worshippers across town or many miles apart, are growing at a much larger pace than traditional megachurches. Without the burden of additional expensive buildings, congregations find they grow faster...

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Chicago Artist, Daniel Mitsui's Completed His Move to New Studio-Home

ALPHA OMEGA ARTSBy TahlibChicago artist, Daniel Mitsui has moved. He wrote in his newsletter, "I now reside with my family in an apartment in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of Chicago." The family's unexpected move was funded by the unique sale of his drawings and prints. "Thanks to the funds raised by this sale, the cost of moving was not difficult to bear," said Mitsui, but it has set the highly productive artist behind, and it may take months...

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Thomas Kinkade's Last Known Paintings Now Being Unveiled

NBC 40 By Lynda WeedNEW JERSEY---History was made this weekend when one of the last ever Thomas Kinkade paintings was unveiled. A picture is worth a thousand words, and for the dozens of paintings that hang on the walls of the Victorian Walk Gallery; a thousand is just the start. The pieces are all part of the Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition Series. On Saturday the first in a series of paintings was unveiled in historic Cape May. The works were discovered in Kinkade's studio following his death. [li...

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'The Absent Body,' Exhibition Explores the Human Body and God

HAARETZBy Hila Skolnik-Brenner    "Eating the Known" (2010) by Michal Na'amanISRAEL---"The Absent Body," an exhibition that explores body imagery in Judaism and Christianity, presented by eight Israeli artists, is profound. Like an anthropologist, it examines the concept of the body from all directions, through artists of different generations and a wide range of media. The eight artists participating in the show are Etti Abergel,...

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Christian Imagery As Inspiration, Decor, More

THE ADVOCATEBY Leila Pitchform-EnglishLOUISIANA---Visual communication through art in Christian churches dates almost to the church’s beginning. Often art was used in churches because most people couldn’t read, so religious stories were portrayed in pictures to make them memorable. In addition to education, the art serves to inspire, sometimes just from the beauty of the decorative objects. Often objects were designed to point the way toward God...

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Why Arts Managers Short of Cash Are Looking at Detroit.

THE WALL STREET JOURNALBy Mr. TeachoutWhen it comes to the fine arts, things are really, really rough all over.  That's why everybody in the art world is now talking about the Detroit Institute of Arts, a world-class institution that just came within inches of closing. What to do? DIA director Graham Beal responded by hacking away at the museum's budget and raising enough money to retire its current debt. But he knew that the DIA was doing no better than running in place, and that the fiscal road ahead would soon grow sharply steeper. Mr....

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Wild Goose West Draws Progressive Christians to Intersection of Faith, Art and Justice

THE OREGONIAN By Nancy HaughtOREGON---In the Bible and in many Christian circles, the Holy Spirit is portrayed as a dove, swooping down from heaven, bearing a message from God. But in Celtic Christianity and some progressive circles, the Holy Spirit is a wild goose, one worth chasing not only as it flies but when it struts and squawks, too. Organizers of the first Wild Goose Festival in the western United States hope to attract fans of the latter to the Benton County Fairgrounds Aug. 31-Sept. 2  for a weekend devoted to what they see as the...

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Christian Leaders Want Offensive Cartoon Removed From Museum

SPIEGEL INTERNATIONALMario Lars complete caricature. Image courtesy of HNA.GERMANY--- Several religious leaders in Kassel, the western German city that is currently hosting the semi-decadal art exhibition Documenta, have protested against a drawing advertising a show in the city's caricature museum. The cartoon in question is hanging outside the Kulturbahnhof, a cultural center which houses the caricature museum, known as Caricatura. It depicts Jesus...

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