The Mandorla Art Award Celebrates Works Exploring Thematic Reflections of Christian Scripture

ARTSHUB
By Tara Watson
2014 winning work 'Untitled' by Paul Kaptein, image courtesy of Mandorla Art Award
AUSTRALIA---Art that responds to Biblical text is an old and venerable tradition. The Mandorla Art Award (MAA) brings the opportunity to Australian artists with a biannual prize, evoking the Mandorla, the almond-shaped halo used in medieval images around of Jesus or Mary. The next prize, to be awarded in 2016, will provide a $42,000 prize pool for artists who produces work on the theme of The Resurrection. [link]

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