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Technical Hierarchy

By Jonathan Pageau on October 1, 2013
Technical Hierarchy

This is post 3 of 3 in the series “Hand and Machine” In light of the discussion that has been happening on the OAJ concerning the question of technical means and the production of liturgical arts (starting with fr. Silouan Justiniano’s article, my short post and Andrew Gould’s response), I thought I would attempt something […]

Posted in Architecture, Church Furniture, Iconography, Liturgical Objects, Liturgy, Minor Arts, Theory | Tagged aeropagite, altar, bronze, daniel, exonarthex, gold, hierarchy, Icons, iron, liturgical art, machine, mechanical production, narthex, nave, nebuchanezzar, Orthodoxy, production, silver, temple April 1, 2017
 

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