Posts tagged sacred art
New Lucio Fontana Exhibit Cuts Between The Infinite And The Divine

(REVIEW) Lucio Fontana’s radical slashed canvases sought to transcend the limits of painting, opening onto infinite space and spiritual possibility. Exploring his Spatialist works alongside his religious sculptures and ceramics, this article examines the connections between abstraction, Christian theology and the unknowable nature of God.

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On LA’s Skid Row, Portraits Of The Unhoused Are Turned Into Sacred Art

A California artist walks the streets of Los Angeles, drawing portraits of and talking with unhoused people, producing moving art, and life-changing conversations about self-worth, dignity and resilience. Before his first semester at Biola University, Leith, a practicing Christian, prayed, asking whether he should do art or missions. The response was clear.

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The Fight Against Sacred Heritage A War On Civilization Itself

(ANALYSIS) Pilgrims would journey across continents to light candles beneath their frescoed domes, whisper prayers into the cool stone walls, and gaze upon centuries-old icons bathed in flickering candlelight. These sites are much more than buildings. They are testaments to Greece’s spiritual, cultural and historical identity. Yet today, that serenity is under attack.

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