Alpha & Omega Prize winner's new show is "Bulletproof"

ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
"Annunciation Lily" (2018) ny Philip Campbell
INDIANAPOLIS---The Annunciation is one of the most popular subjects in Christian art, and early on, the Lily has been used to represent both Mary's virginity and spiritual purity and Christ’s Resurrection. Tonight, a new show at 10th West Gallery in Indianapolis opens with work by Philip Campbell and featuring one of his latest textile works, "Annunciation Lily." He is a 2016 Alpha & Omega Prize for Contemporary Religious Arts awardee. In 2017, he was also awarded one of the first DeHaan Artists of Distinction Awards by the Arts Council of Indianapolis. The "Annunciation Lily" is part of a new exploratory body of textiles that directly deal with the intimate fear people face in our current society and bulletproof quilts. 10th West Gallery, 212 West 10th Street, Suite B-110, Indianapolis, IN.