Lil Copan

At the installation of his work at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., Brian Whelan said, “There is a sacredness of place that resides not so much in geography or in the clustering of shrin...

Sergii Radkevych’s work appears in some of the most unlikely places in Ukraine—on abandoned buildings, the exterior walls of run-down properties, and “public spaces that have lost their function.” ...

Minnesota artist Jim Larson describes Take That, Caesar as a mash-up of the two Gospel texts: one about the temple tax and one about rendering unto Caesar (Matt. 17:24–27; Matt. 22:21)....

British theologian Oliver D. Crisp, who studied painting and sculpture at London’s Wimbledon School of Art, has steadily created an oeuvre of portraits....

Early in her art studies, California artist Nancy Snooks learned from one of her teachers, Sister Corita Kent, to create drawings without looking down at the paper....

In his exploration of the story of David and Goliath (1 Sam. 17), Michigan-based painter Jonathan Quist shows a religious leader with stones and a sling in hand....

Mary Griep’s The Anastylosis Project presents detailed small-scale drawings of great buildings which somehow convey the wonder and significance of the buildings themselves....

Street muralist, illustrator, educator, and artist Amy Whiten works under the moniker Syrkus. She runs Recoat, an organization focused on urban art....

After a 20-year career as a counterfeiter, Guy Woodard was given a “forced hiatus in a federal facility.” Without access to oil paints or artist tools in prison, he decided to use a Bic pen and his...

The work of installation artist Sukey Bryan features basic elements—fire, water, earth, sky—which offer transcendent openings....

Mordechai Beck studied at a yeshiva and at the Hornsbey College of Art in London. His etchings and prints are displayed in several museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York....

Early in his career, Michigan artist Armand Merizon was known as a painter of photo-realistic landscapes and imaginative nature scenes....

I love taking items from the desert or the streets of Los Angeles and incorporating them into my artwork,” writes Father Bill Moore....

Jody Ipsen hikes remote Arizona migrant trails with members of Los Desconocidos (the “unknowns”), cleaning up campsites and recycling cans and water bottles left behind by migrants....

Mexican bingo cards, or lotería, are an unlikely starting point for Talmudic exploration....

When DeAmon Harges and some of his Indianapolis neighbors found 25 doors dumped in an alley, they shared them with The Learning Tree, a neighborhood association....

During Lent, an exhibit of the Stations of the Cross in Washington, D.C., invites pilgrims to keep vigil....

Over several years Joel Bergner (aka Joel Artista) worked with children at Zaatari Syrian refugee camp....

Photographer and anthropologist Liz Hingley grew up in Birming­ham, United Kingdom, the daughter of two Anglican priests....

Since its inception in 2014, gospelfeelings.com has offered weekly multimedia engagements with Gospel readings from the Revised Common Lectionary....