Opening Reception: “Sacred Space – Visual Voice” – New Works by Annie Ehrenreich
Annie Ehrenreich creates 21st-century mosaics of the world's great secular and religious masterpieces.
Opening Reception: “Walking to School” – Artworks of Juliana Crownover
"I use my art as a reminder of where to find beauty all around us, and to slow down in our daily lives so that we may see it." - Juliana Crownover
Quantum Art: The Energy of Color
"My studio artworks reflect the poetic recordings of sacred locations and their geological and botanical micro/macro spirit world." - David McCullough
Cathedral Jazz Night with Damon K. Clark
Cathedral Jazz Night with Damon K. Clark, in the Great Hall and Sundermann Gallery
Closing Day: David McCullough’s “Quantum Art: The Energy of Color”
"TO PLAY IS TO RECOGNIZE THE INNER WORKINGS OF INTUITION." - David McCullough. Join us for the artist's reception on Thursday, May 17, 6:00 – 8:00 pm in the Sundermann Gallery.
David McCullough: “Quantum Art: The Energy of Color”
"To play is to recognize the inner workings of intuition." - David McCullough.
“La Vie en Rose,” Damon K. Clark and Co.
Friday, April 20, 7:30 pm Sundermann Gallery “La Vie en Rose,” Damon K. Clark and Co. What two things go better together than wine and
Ongoing: “Every Day’ll Be Sunday”: The Photography of Richard Hill
Cathedral Arts is excited to present the work of Dallas photographer Richard “Dickie” Hill. Titled Every Day’ll Be Sunday, this collection includes more than 25 works that depict the devotion of the people in his hometown, particularly within the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas which he calls home.
Closing Artist Reception: “Every Day’ll Be Sunday”: The Photography of Richard Hill
Final day - Cathedral Arts is excited to present the work of Dallas photographer Richard “Dickie” Hill. Titled Every Day’ll Be Sunday, this collection includes more than 25 works that depict the devotion of the people in his hometown. Closing Reception with the artist on Thursday, April 26, 6:00-8:00 pm.
The Color of Hope
15% of the proceeds from any sales of these artworks will go to the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation so that they may continue to support the medical mission trip to the Lower Solukhumbu region of Nepal.