Two Very Different Exhibits Of Religious Artistic Expression in Connecticut
HARTFORD COURANT
By SUSAN DUNNE
CONNECTICUT---Ever since mankind began creating art, spirituality oriented themes have been eternally the most popular. Two shows in Connecticut, a contemporary show open for just a few weeks and a show of ancient art open until next April, show different facets, and different eras, of celestial artistic inspiration. In today's secular world, any subject matter is open to artists. Spiritual art is increasingly in the minority. Yet the artists gathering beginning this weekend at ArtSpace in Hartford have one thing on their minds: angels. [link]
Artspace in Hartford: 'Angels In The Casa '555," Asylum Street, Hartford, CT, (860)548-9975 or artspacect.com/hartford/
Knights of Columbus Museum in New Haven: "Windows Into Heaven: Russian Icons and Treasures," One State Street New Haven, CT (203)865-0400 or kofcmuseum.org
By SUSAN DUNNE
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| Robin Rice of Enfield created this angel painting. It is part of the "Angels in the Casa" art exhibit at ArtSpace. |
Artspace in Hartford: 'Angels In The Casa '555," Asylum Street, Hartford, CT, (860)548-9975 or artspacect.com/hartford/
Knights of Columbus Museum in New Haven: "Windows Into Heaven: Russian Icons and Treasures," One State Street New Haven, CT (203)865-0400 or kofcmuseum.org
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