ECVA Newsletter Special Issue

July, 2005
 
 
 
 
 
  Opening within Opening • • • • • • • • •
 by Mel Ahlborn - continued 		 
 
 
 
 

ECVA is an organization founded as a supportive network to serve artists and all others working at the intersections of art and faith. The proclamation of faith within the uber-visual circumstances of global culture is made richer, fuller, and more meaningful through the inclusion of the fruits of the artists' labor.

Winter into Spring
Erin McGee Ferrell
Oil, March 2005
24" x 72"

The Episcopal Church & Visual Arts exists to encourage visual arts in the lofe of the Episcopal Church. It is a community of artists, arts supporters, and art historians.

The Episcopal Church & Visual Arts website at www.ecva.org is an online resource center for artists, clergy, congregations and scholars who are engaged in the visual arts.

Dan Hardison is the ECVA website's Managing Editor. The site is open to all visitors and features exhibitions, esaays, liturgical resources, and educational opportunities. It includes a national registry of artists and congregations leading the field of art and faith.

 

 

Pentecost Dossal & Frontal
Judith F. McManis
Fabrics, 1996
21' x 10'

 
 
     
 

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The mission of The Episcopal Church and Visual Arts (ECVA) is to encourage artists, individuals, congregations, and scholars to engage the visual arts in the spiritual life of the church. ECVA values the significance of visual imagery in spiritual formation and the development of faith, and creates programs to support those who are engaged in using the visual arts in spiritual life.

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