Some Would Accuse Him of Cultural Appropriation

Artisan Shawn Webster, a quill master, uses pinpoint attention to detail and remarkable skill to place him at the top of this Native American art form.

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— Ballistic Magazine (@BallisticMag) July 12, 2021

Dunhuang Art

A date for your diary! #SilkRoad #Buddhism #RASevents https://t.co/XsyZweibAO

— Oxford Centre for Byzantine Research (@OxfordByzantine) January 26, 2021

Pigment Creation

“It’s about showing young people that there are lots of different ways to be a scientist, that you can be colorful and explore different parts of your curiosity and still be a scientist.”https://t.co/OTqUMRNDCT

— Regeneration International (@regeneration_in) January 27, 2021

Religious Art

She is one of the best. https://t.co/7OIHuqFLbP

— 🌪Bo G Bonner🌪 (@RuinUrLifeWell) September 3, 2020

the artist's website
Her religious art is generally quite good, but it wouldn't be considered iconography.

"White Angel" by Kseniya Simonova

Not sure if she reuploaded the previous video or if she created a new one for today's celebration of St. Elisabeth's feast day. St. Elisabeth the New Martyr, pray for us!

No Hugz?

One of the most ancient known relief carving depicting shaking hands.

Antiochus-I (King of the Greco-Iranian Kingdom of Commagene), shaking hands with Hercules (Heracles). Located in Turkey.#Archaeologypic.twitter.com/R5PcS9Vrwt

— Nazmi TARIM (@tarimnazmi) May 9, 2020

Latin Devotion to St. Joseph

CWR: St. Joseph: Man and Worker—A Letter to Working Men by David Michael Phelps
Considering our own crises in light of St. Joseph’s example, we can learn to see, even here in our coronavirus exile, an opportunity to offer a more fundamental yes to the work of God in our lives.

Good luck to the Harmel Academy of the Trades. Hopefully it's not too little, too late.

Handicapped But Abled

Ronin Fire Print

Kseniya Simonova

Kseniya Simonova's Pascha Sand Show

More Catholic Art Needed

Making Wooden Icons

Fr. Rutler on Writing

CWR: The Creative Catholic: Fr. George W. Rutler "The writer, like any artist, is called to bring people closer to God through beauty expressed, truth told, and virtue taught. Simple as that." By K. V. Turley

Ice Sculptures

Suitable as an Icon?

In my judgment, no.

Caravaggio is Still a Favorite

Dionysian "Mysticism"

Another Caravaggio Found?

Fr. Z: ‘Behind the door was a painting that the owners did not know about.’

The Guardian

Dmitry Petrov

Paintings about Orthodox life! Awesome!

Posted by Orthodox Christian Network on Tuesday, June 30, 2015