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By Gregory A. Disney-Britton

Gregory Disney-Britton seated at home in Indianapolis holding newly acquired Kelvin Buzon's "Saint John the Baptist," edition 1 of 25; Nicollo Cosme’s ”Madonna & Child,” top left; William Wallace's "John 3:16," bottom left; William Fritsch’s “The Next Supper,” foreground right; and Henrich Hoffman's "Figure of Christ," center-left.

My name is Gregory Disney-Britton, and welcome to the Alpha & Omega Project for Contemporary Religious Arts. Ernest and I started this project in 2008 when we were living in New York City. Today, our project includes an art news website, e-newsletter, an annual artist prize (see below), and both a summer and winter tour. We collect contemporary religious-themed paintings, photographs, 3D works, and even dime-store copies of Old Masters. A few favorites from our collection are: Anila Quayyum Agha, Barnaby Barford, Niccolo Cosme, and Salvador Dali. 

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2008 - 2018 Artists of the Year

ARTIST OF YEAR:

• 2018 - John Gutoskey (MI) for "PULSE Nightclub: 49 Elegies"
• 2017 - Kelvin Burzon (OH) for "Noli Me Tangere"
• 2016 - *Philip Campbell (IN) for "Rising From the Fire"
• 2015 - Donald Jackson (UK) for "The Saint John's Bible" 
• 2014 - Anila Quayyum Agha (IN) for "Intersections"
• 2013 - Makoto Fujimura (NJ) for "Golden Sea"
• 2012 - Siona Benjamin (NJ) for "Find Home" 
• 2011 - Banksy (UK) for "Stained Window"
• 2010 - Thomas Blackshear (KS) for "Saint Teresa"
• 2009 - Helen Zughaib (DC) for "Midnight Prayers"
• 2008 - Kehinde Wiley (NY) for "The Dead Christ in a Tomb"

Since *2016, we've committed to purchasing a piece of work from each artist as part of the prize

John Gutoskey (MI) for "PULSE Nightclub: 49 Elegies"