Archive for 2022

Posted October 20, 2022

Kuba Ambrose – An Interview (2022)

Daniel Mirante

The paintings of Kuba Ambrose explore the timeless and ongoing relationship between humankind and the Creator. We are very grateful to Kuba Ambrose for taking time from his paintings to participate in an interview about his thoughts on art, history and prayer.

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The Art of Summer Gillett

Summer Gillett is an Australian artist practicing in Northern Rivers, New South Wales Australia. Her work is strikingly beautiful and resonates with aesthetic sensibilities that are pre-modern and to a certain extent traditional, but not provincial – imbued with an esoteric dimension that reflects on contemporary spiritual concerns about the role of the priestess figure or oracle in the contemporary world.


Added on August 14, 2022

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The Kafno Ikon – An Exploration

Biblical and Historical Explanation for the First Original Monumental KAFNO Icon painted by Tanya Maria Semaan who generously provided this exegesis of the Ikon.


Added on June 7, 2022

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The Mistress of Vision by Francis Thompson

Francis Thompson’s poem ‘The Mistress of Vision’ was written and worked on c.1895‒6 while FT was living at Pantasaph, and it was first published in New Poems (1897) in a section titled ‘Sight and Insight’.


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On Raglan Road by Kavanaugh Paul

The attested story is that Patrick Kavanagh personally gave Luke the poem.
The setting of the ballad to the air of the older song ‘The Breaking of the Day’, which Kavanagh himself desired, is in no way straightforward; in fact it’s a work of musical genius.
That’s why Kavanagh probably thought “I can’t fit the words and music quite right, I’ve tried; if anyone can, this man can do it.”


Added on June 6, 2022

 

Moses and the Burning Bush by Rick Jacobi

Contemporary painter Rick Jacobi describes the coming about of the biblical symbolism ‘Moses and the Burning Bush’ painting


Added on May 27, 2022

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