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Institute of Sacred Arts hosts academic round-table on “Tradition and Innovation in the Arts of the Orthodox Church”

By Fr. Silouan Justiniano on March 23, 2022
Institute of Sacred Arts hosts academic round-table on “Tradition and Innovation in the Arts of the Orthodox Church”

  The Institute of Sacred Arts (ISA) at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary (SVS) is currently privileged to have Dr. George Kordis as its inaugural artist in residence for the Spring of this academic year. On Thursday, March 17, a group of distinguished scholars gathered around him at St. Vladimir’s Seminary for an academic round-table […]

Posted in News | Tagged academic, Architecture, discussion, George Kordis, iconography, innovation, Institute of Sacred Arts, marginal psalters, Music, round-table, scholars, St. Vladimir's, Tradition March 23, 2022
 

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