Remembering our 2017 Exhibit "Those Who Teach CAN!!!" - a celebration of arts educators.
Mary Martin Skyscapes
Explore the everchanging beauty of the sky with mixed media artist Mary Martin.
Creative Response: Fine Art of First Responders
Ferguson Police Officer Darrell Dunn
Officer Dunn is self taught, creates dynamic images of African American people.
The Late Lt. John J. McManamon
Cleveland Firefighter John McManamon drew and painted much of his life. Here is an assortment of his works.
"The Great Pause"
There has been a lot of challenge and a lot of heartache with the pandemic; yet there has also been a lot of creativity. Here is work by a number of artists that emerged while sheltering in place.
"Who Is My Neighbor?"
We asked high school and undergraduate students to respond to the question "Who Is My Neighbor?" These are their creative answers. This show was exhibited at Good Shepherd Arts Center March 8 - May 27, 2020 and was interrupted by the pandemic.
"Who Is My Neighbor?" Video
Curator Pat Johnson provides background on this exhbit. Markus Allen Johnson provides a Generational Interpretation of the exhibit. This mini-documentary was produced by Joyce Olinga for PROUD (People Reaching Out for Unity and Diversity) and was the subject of a "Couragous Conversation" via Zoom on June 14, 2020.
Laudato Si
To mark the fifth anniversary of his encyclical Laudato Si′: On Care for Our Common Home, Pope Francis declared May 16–24 “Laudato Si′ Week.” This is a slide presentation of our exhibit from May 2016 celebrating the one year anniversary of that document. Art was created by seven sisters and one priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
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