RELIGIOUS ART | ALPHA OMEGA ARTIST -- 5 Finalists for 2020

ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton

This year is wrapping-up (thankfully), and that means it's time to vote for the 2020 artist who has done the most to promote religious dialogue in America. Total votes are based on page views. In a first, this year, none of the finalists had museum shows, so Covid-19 made way for the "un-museumed" to shine. The five 2020 finalists are Michael Cook (UK), Mous Lamrabat (Morocco), Harmonia Rosales (IL), Genesis Tramaine (NY), and Israel Solomon (IN). To vote, pick one from the list below and share the link and hashtag #AlphaOmegaPrize.

• Retweet 2020 Finalist: Michael Cook's "Christ Weeps Over Lazarus" #AlphaOmegaPrize
• Retweet 2020 Finalist: Mous Lamrabat's "You Want Fries With That?" #AlphaOmegaPrize
• Retweet 2020 Finalist: Harmonia Rosales' "Crucifixion" Limited Editions #AlphaOmegaPrize
• Retweet 2020 Finalist: Genesis Tramaine's "Your Jesus" Trans-Religious Art #AlphaOmegaPrize
• Retweet 2020 Finalist: Israel Solomon's "Christ with Wound" & "Madonna" #AlphaOmegaPrize 

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Michael Cook's "Christ Weeps Over Lazarus." Charcoal on paper. In the collection of The Community of the Resurrection.

Mous Lambrabats' "You Want Fries With That? (2019)

Harmonia Rosales' "Crucifixion" released as limited edition prints 

Genesis Tramaine's "Your Jesus" (2018) Acrylic, Spray Paint

Israel Solomon's "Christ with Wound" (2020); 24x24 inches