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Michelangelo’s Pieta . Bernini’s St. Theresa in Ecstasy . The colonnade of St. Peter’s Square. These are a few of the most iconic examples of the Catholic Church’s rich history of patronage of the arts in service of the divine. Seen as not only beneficial but necessary for worship, artwork continues to be a cornerstone of Catholic ritual. It is the ultimate expression of the idea that to create as humans is to co-create with God in an echo of His mighty works which brought ou

What do the painted bison of Altamira and their fellows teach us about early humans? Photo from Wikimedia Commons (Daniel Villafruela). Over thirty-thousand years ago, the first humans figured out that they needed a few essential things to survive life on this harsh planet. Most are self evident: a semi-dependable source of food and water, shelter from the elements, including the warmth of fire, and a tribe in which to move and protect one another. But at this time in history

At the corner of 18th and Broadway, one of downtown Denver’s most bustling hubs, it might be easy to overlook, amongst all the glass...

Reclaiming Nativeness in the Realm of Nerdom Read Part I here . To see illustrations of the works discussed below, visit Kristina...

Reclaiming Nativeness in the Realm of Nerdom Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand. Image courtesy of RedLine Contemporary Art Center in Denver, CO...

"Tuba City Spaceport," Ryan Singer, 2011. Acrylic on canvas, 30" x 40". Image courtesy of CBC Radio. An adobe building stands out in the...

51 Sandy Pond Road Lincoln, MA 01773 Admission Price: $14 Adults, $12 Students & Seniors Free for Trustees Members, NEMA members,...

In Revolt 1680/2180: Runners + Gliders , Virgil Ortiz continues telling his stunning, multi-year futurist narrative that builds on Native...