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Interview with Iconographer Baker Galloway

By Seraphim O'Keefe on March 31, 2022
Mother of God "Of the Sign"

Editor’s Note: Following upon Aidan Hart’s recent post about applications currently being accepted for the 3-year Icon Painting Programme taught by him, we present an interview with a 2019 graduate of that program, Baker Galloway, conducted by Seraphim O’Keefe on behalf of the OAJ.  Introduction Baker Galloway is an American graduate of the 3-year Icon […]

Posted in Artist Features, Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, Baker Galloway, Byzantine, Eastern Orthodox, icon painting, iconography, Icons, liturgical art, seraphim o'keefe, The Prince's School April 7, 2022

Narthex Murals at St John of the Ladder

By Seraphim O'Keefe on March 31, 2021
Narthex Murals at St John of the Ladder

Introduction This article is the second in a series documenting the mural project at St John of the Ladder Orthodox Church in Greenville, South Carolina. This beautiful temple was designed by Andrew Gould. The previous article presented the murals in the two smaller rooms adjacent to the church’s sanctuary. Here, I will present the recently […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged art, Byzantine, Eastern Orthodox, fresco, Icon, icon painting, iconography, murals, saint john of the ladder, seraphim o'keefe, silicate March 31, 2021

Murals for the Burning Bush Chapel and Prothesis at St John of the Ladder in Greenville, South Carolina

By Seraphim O'Keefe on May 29, 2020
Murals for the Burning Bush Chapel and Prothesis at St John of the Ladder in Greenville, South Carolina

Introduction to the Project I have been commissioned to design and paint the wall iconography for the parish church of St. John of the Ladder in Greenville, South Carolina. This beautiful temple is of Andrew Gould’s design. His OAJ article about it appears here. I intend to post updates on the iconography project occasionally. As […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged burning bush, fresco, frescoes, greenville, iconographer, iconography, liturgical art, mural, Orthodox Arts Journal, Prothesis, seraphim o'keefe, silicate, St John of the Ladder May 29, 2020

Fr Gregory Kroug – An Exhibition Honoring the 50th Anniversary of his Repose

By Seraphim O'Keefe on October 8, 2019
Fr Gregory Kroug – An Exhibition Honoring the 50th Anniversary of his Repose

  The Exhibition In late June, I was blessed with the opportunity to spend a week in Paris, attending an exhibition in honor of the 50th anniversary of the repose of iconographer monk Gregory Kroug. The event ran from May 14th through June 30th, and included a curated exhibition of Kroug’s iconography displayed in the […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Byzantine, exhibition, frescoes, icon painting, iconograpahy, Kroug, Krug, Leonid Ouspensky, murals, Orthodox, russian, seraphim o'keefe October 8, 2019

An Interview with Iconographer Seraphim O’Keefe

By Andrew Gould on September 7, 2016
An Interview with Iconographer Seraphim O’Keefe

Editor’s Note: Seraphim O’Keefe is a promising young iconographer who has already done some remarkable work. We are pleased to feature his very interesting life story here, as well as images of his most recent major project – wall paintings at St. Cyprian Orthodox Church in Midlothian, Virginia. It is clear from the quality of […]

Posted in Artist Features, Iconography | Tagged cyprian, gregory kroug, iconographer, interview, keim, midlothian, Orthodox, seraphim o'keefe, silicate paint June 5, 2017
 

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