RELIGIOUS ART | TALK OF WEEK

AOA NEWS
ARTWORK OF THE WEEK, "He died for all races, tribes and tongues" by John Katerburg (image above) is one of the major stories of this week. You can "comment on it online" (“Sunday" only). People are talking about:
  1. The A&O Prize, an interfaith religious art prize exploring what happens after death? (Sunday Comments)
  2. Who determines great art? Patron-collectors, critics, dealers or great Artists? (Sunday Comment)
  3. Can a work of religious art actually win a major art prize in the USA? (Sunday Comments)
Below is the rest of week's biggest religious art news. The stories are grouped by the five largest faith traditions, with an additional category for other. We invite you to comment on them too. The commenting online is an experiment, and we'll see just how it works.

BUDDHIST ART:
HINDU ART:
ISLAMIC ART:
  • Islamic Art Feature: Pick of the Month (Muslim Matters)
  • A&O Prize for Young Artists Seeking Central Indiana Talent (AOA News)
  • NYC College Acquires Online Islamic Art Museum (WNYC Radio)
  • Kuwait Opens Islamic Art Gallery in Budapest (Kuwait News Agency)
FINE JUDAICA:
  • Art Review: "Lilith" by Siona Benjamin | NYC (Jewish Press)
  • A&O Prize for Young Artists Seeking Central Indiana Talent (AOA News)
  • Sonja Benjamin's Hindu Portraits Show the Varied Faces of Jews (Montclair Times)
CHRISTIAN ART:
OTHER RELATED ARTS:
  • Help is Still Needed for Korean Art Installation (AOA News)
  • San Diego's "Space 4Arts First Open-Call Includes "Must Sees" (BlogCritic)
  • A&O Prize for Young Artists Seeking Central Indiana Talent (AOA News)
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