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By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
The wait is over. Olivia was born on Tuesday (Dec. 18, 2018). She is our grand-niece, and we want to be her favorite uncles. Teddy bear time? At work, after 3-years of preparation, we launched IndyArtsEducation.org. Moreover, in NYC, photographer, David LaChapelle is ending a commercial phase of his career and beginning anew with his religious works such as "Nativity." Advent is about waiting for a brand new beginning, and honoring that wait is essential for Christians. That's why David LaChapelle's "Nativity" is this week's art of the week.
NEWS OF WEEK from across the USA, and around the world:
By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
Detail: David LaChapelle's "Nativity" (2012) Templon |
NEWS OF WEEK from across the USA, and around the world:
- Buddhist Art of Week: Rubin explores Tibetan Buddhism and political power [More News]
- Christian Art of Week: Advent Reflections by the art of Justin Dingwall [More News]
- Hindu Art of Week: Seeing the divine: Pahari painting of North India [More News]
- Islamic Art of Week: The beauty of Islamic canvas art [More News]
- Jewish Art of Week: Paul Klee, The Jewish Artist Who Wasn't Jewish [More News]
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David LaChapelle's "Nativity" (2012) Templon |
The First Supper, 2017. © David LaChapelle. Courtesy of Templon, Paris & Brussels. |
The Rape Of Africa, 2009 Alex Daniels - Reflex Amsterdam |
Kanye West: Riot, 2006 Staley-Wise Gallery |
Behold, 2017. © David LaChapelle. Courtesy of Templon, Paris & Brussels. |
Last Supper (from the series Jesus is my Homeboy), 2003 Alex Daniels - Reflex Amsterdam |