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Presentations
University of Dallas Ministry Conference
October
28-29, 2011
I will be presenting the following session:
Understanding Contemporary
Art & It’s Place in Worship
“Contemporary art is our
own, the work of artists of our time and place, and belongs in our celebrations
as surely as we do. If liturgy were to incorporate only the acceptable art of
the past, conversion, commitment and tradition would have ceased to live.”
Bishops’ Committee on the Liturgy
National
Conference of Catholic Bishops
To pass our beliefs to future generations, we need to
communicate to everyone, especially our youth, in our contemporary visual
language. This session will help you understand and explore new ways to
translate our rich symbolism, traditions and beliefs into vibrant contemporary
art. Learn ways to introduce art catechesis to broaden understanding of new
forms of expression, regardless of their age differences and personal journeys.
Let’s draw on the power of
our art to create
awe inspiring worship space to foster prayer.
The University of Dallas
Ministry Conference
The Madden Museum of Art
Windows of the
Divine Exhibition
6363 South Fiddler's Green Circle
Englewood, Colorado
I will be co-presenting the following:
Icons & Spirituality in Jewish and Christian Art
Marilyn Lande, local artist/Jewish art historian and
Linda McCray, MFA, a Montana based liturgical artist who creates abstract
spiritual paintings/national conferences lecturer/faculty member will discuss
the history of spiritual art from icons to contemporary in Judaism and
Christianity. A brief history with digital images of visual art from both
traditions will be explored by the speakers followed by a stimulating discussion
of the facts and fictions of art’s role in spirituality then and now.
Windows of the Divine Exhibition
Classes
The
University of Mary, Bismarck, North Dakota
Online Education
umary.edu
ART APPRECIATION:
Sacred and Secular Perspectives
3 Credits
This course is an introduction to the visual arts
exploring various approaches to understanding art, art history, terminology,
techniques, media, and motivating factors for creating art from secular and
sacred perspectives. A secular art appreciation textbook will be used in
conjunction with online Sacred Art Learning Units. Units include lectures,
readings, museum visits, and forum discussions on art from the Catholic
tradition and other world religions. The University of Mary, Bismarck, ND
The University of Montana
umhelena.edu
Art Fundamentals
3 Credits
Small Business Entrepreneurship
3
Credits, Online
A Variety
of Continuing Education Classes
Click here for more information,
http://umhelena.edu/continuinged/default.aspx
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