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Coming Soon: The Liturgical Arts Academy, August 18-24 2019

By Richard Barrett on July 29, 2019
Coming Soon: The Liturgical Arts Academy, August 18-24 2019

English-speaking Orthodox faithful in the United States who have wanted to learn the liturgical arts of the Orthodox Church — music, iconography, vestments, architecture and furnishings design, etc. — have historically had limited opportunities to study with knowledgeable teachers. Some have had the opportunity to go overseas to countries such as Greece and Russia to […]

Posted in Iconography, Minor Arts, Music, News, Uncategorized | Tagged Anthony Salzman, Byzantine Chant, Diakonia Retreat Center, education, Greek Orthodox, iconography, john michael boyer, Krista West, liturgical arts academy, Vestments July 29, 2019

An Icon of the Kingdom of God: The Integrated Expression of all the Liturgical Arts – Part 8: Vestments

By Andrew Gould on April 12, 2013
An Icon of the Kingdom of God: The Integrated Expression of all the Liturgical Arts – Part 8: Vestments

This is post 8 of 12 in the series “An Icon of the Kingdom of God” This is the eighth part of an ongoing serial (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7)     In the New Jerusalem, there is no distinction between indoors and outdoors. It is a […]

Posted in Liturgical Objects, Minor Arts, Vestments | Tagged Byzantine, damask, embroidery, greek, liturgical, medieval, Orthodox, ottoman, phelonion, russian, sakkos, Vestments April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.5): Conventions of Traditional Icon Design

By Aidan Hart on December 18, 2012
Designing Icons (pt.5): Conventions of Traditional Icon Design

This is post 5 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, ascetic, bishop, conventions, deacon, design, founder, hagiography, Icon, iconography, king, monastic, monk, new icons, Orthodoxy, priest, prophet, prototype, queen, saint, teacher, techniques, Vestments April 1, 2017

Designing Icons (pt.3): New Icons

By Aidan Hart on November 26, 2012

This is post 3 of 9 in the series “Designing Icons” ____________________________________________________________  Editorial note:  We have convinced Aidan Hart to post a chapter from his new book. “Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting” which is being hailed as the most comprehensive book to date on practicing the art of Iconography.  At 450 pages, with 460 paintings, 150 […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Aidan Hart, alb, book, chasuble, dalmatic, design, drawing, fresco, gilding, hagiography, Icon, iconography, new icons, Orthodoxy, pallium, prototype, saint, saints, techniques, tonsure, Vestments April 1, 2017
 

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