Penn State Laureate William Doan found solace and healing in a daily, creative act…one that has benefits which scientists are only beginning to understand. Continue reading
A fascinating look at some of the big talent and big messages turning heads around the globe. Check out the winners from the Montreal MURAL Festival’s 2018 international competition. Continue reading
Larin Harp is fully engaged in life as an artist, businessman, dancer, teacher and friend. Come and meet someone you’ll never forget. Continue reading
“Art was and is still a way to study and understand the Divine, the Sacred, to touch the untouchable,” says Giancarlo Penlenghi, Director of the Sacred Art School in Florence, Italy. Find out how and why the Sacred Arts are making such a comeback. Continue reading
Jewish Academy Humanities Teacher Lesley Machon organized an artful activism project to promote social justice and build bridges between students from very different backgrounds. Continue reading
An insightful look at parallels between the inner conflicts of artist Asher Lev in Chaim Potok’s famous novel, and the work of visionary Jewish painter Marc Chagall. Continue reading
Renate and Keith Worthington are a talented couple who combine language and art with fun, flair and grace. Continue reading
In every issue of Kolbe Times, we like to highlight the work of an artist we admire. This fall, we realized that we didn’t have far to look for someone who is passionate about creativity – our own graphic designer, Angus McIntyre. Continue reading
Keegan Starlight, a member of the Tsuu T’ina Nation, is an artist and former student of Bishop Grandin High School. Starlight, now studying at the Alberta College of Art and Design, created the two paintings shown here for Bishop Grandin’s Water Project. Continue reading
It was a gorgeous summer afternoon in New York City when I first visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I was accompanied by several students with whom I was attending the Witherspoon Institute’s First Principles seminar. Although it was my first time at the Met, I was reminded of attending Museum School as a child. Continue reading
