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Spring '09

 

“Interpretations of Faith:"
Women Artists in the Jewish & Christian Traditions

Art Exhibition: May 2 – June 28, 2009
Artists’ Reception & discussion: Thursday, June 11, 5:30 PM
Artists: Robyn Stoller Awend, Kirsten Malcolm Berry, Joan Bohlig, Carolyn Brunelle, Leah Golberstein, Renanah (Rani) Halpern, Lynda Monick-Isenberg, Lucinda Naylor
At The Basilica of Saint Mary. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.

Working with bold and subdued colors, figurative and abstract images, natural materials, handmade or special papers, language and text, Twin Cities’ artists share reflections of faith through their art. As a shared form of human communications, the arts have played an important historic role in the life of many religions. Art also is often a medium for awareness, mutual appreciation and respect, and understanding of both the faith and life experiences of others. Through this exhibition, conversation and evolving relationships, we will celebrate our differences and our commonalities.
Gallery Hours
Sunday 7:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Other times are available by appointment: Tours may also be arranged.
John XXIII Gallery & Teresa of Calcutta Hall, lower level of The Basilica undercroft
Hennepin Avenue at North Sixteenth, Minneapolis MN 55403

For more information, visit www.womenspirit-TwinCities.org, www.mary.org or www.stthomas.edu/jpc or call 612.333.1381

Presented by WomenSpirit, The Jay Phillips Center for InterFaith Learning, Luther Seminary, United Theological Seminary and The Basilica of Saint Mary

WS member organizations are: Central Lutheran Church, Wisdom Ways, St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral, the League of Catholic Women, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Plymouth Congregational Church, Wayzata Community Church, the Luann Dummer Center for Women, St. Olaf Catholic Church, Loyola Spiritual Center, and the Basilica of St. Mary.


 

 

Celebrating Ten Years of WomenSpirit!

WomenSpirit is an ecumenical collaboration of Twin Cities organizations sponsoring events that explore and reflect women's spirituality. We seek to promote interconnectedness between people of all races, cultures and religions. Called to a collaborative form of leadership, we rely mostly on volunteers. Our programs over the past ten years have included authors, poets, liturgical dancers, biblical scholars, teachers, spiritual directors, historians, pastors, rabbis and laywomen.

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