ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
The
Alpha Omega Arts is proud to announce the ninth consecutive round of the
Alpha & Omega Prize for Contemporary Religious Arts recognizing contemporary visual art that promotes religious dialogue in America, for better or worse. While Indiana-based wood carver
Philip Campbell was announced on November 1st as the online readers' poll for the 2016 Alpha Omega Prize - Artist of the Year, two additional awards were selected by the
Alpha Omega Arts’ editors. The Clergy of the Year awardee is
Dr. Peter Manseau, the Smithsonian's first Religion Curator; and the Museum Exhibition of the Year awardee is the
Seattle Art Museum for "Graphic Masters: Dürer, Rembrandt, Hogarth, Goya, Picasso, R. Crumb."
