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Vanderbilt Divinity School "Art Advocacy & Action: This Is My Body: Jennifer Knapp & Desiree Dallgiacomo" at Scarritt Bennett Center Laskey Great Hall on February 13, 2015.
Shifting Borders: Rethinking Immigration at the U.S./Mexico Border on Dec. 4, 2014. Vanderbilt Divinity School Reading Room.
The Wake Forest School of Divinity hosts the conference, Sense of Place, Elevating Preaching 2013, in Wait Chapel on Monday, September 23, 2013. Thomas G. Long, the Bandy Professor of Preaching at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, gives the sermon.
Our artist's life commitment and dedication to art are immense. It resonates passion, beauty and intensity beyond words. Centred around the concept of creation and the act of creating. Like in religious tradition the one that creates is divine and of divine intention. Strictly focusing on inspiration, symbolism, philosophy, creativity, and imagination.
The double crosses symbolise the void or the abyss.
"If you look long enough into the abyss, the abyss begins to look back through you."
- Friedrich Nietzsche
The abyss is a kind of monster, the monster of complete cynicism and true nihilism - the empty man that post-modernism seems to favour. Pursuing an utter lack of beauty, life values and aesthetics leaves one empty, and perhaps incapable of recovering one's artistic nature. 'Arte Divina' greatly values beauty as an essential virtue of art. The double cross is a symbol that rebels against the apathy and the defeatist culture and post-modernism gave birth to this trend. When I was at University studying art and design we were taught how to deconstruct and to break down values, leaving no room for aesthetics or emotions with no appreciation for beauty.
"In an age of ugliness, a work of beauty is an act of defiance"
- Sir Roger Scruton
'Arte Divina' In numbers
36 total artists
162 pages
160 high-quality art images
Strictly limited to 100 copies
Book Specs
Hardback gloss finish
200gsm Glossy
260mm deep x 210mm wide
Hand numbered and embossed
ISBN 978-1-78808-118-4
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This is a lovely piece that my wife gave me and sits in my guy room at our house. I love the expressions.
Strobist: One Sb600 at 1/32 as fill at 24mm, one Sb600 camera left at 1/32 as key at 80mm, one sb800 at 1/128 as hair light at 120mm
f/19 @ 1/20th ISO 100
Begun shortly after 1424, finished 1483 with William Orchard's masterpiece of lierne ribs, bosses and paired dropped pendants in place
Burns Supper at the Rainy Hall. Copyright © 2015 Yao Hui. All rights reserved. This photograph should not be used without permission from Yao Hui.
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