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Worship in the Workshop: Providing Opportunities to Raise the Bar

By Richard Barrett on September 20, 2019
Worship in the Workshop: Providing Opportunities to Raise the Bar

The joke is at times heard that in the chapels of some of our seminaries, they “don’t worship but workshop.” The sense of this witticism is that what happens in their services is experimentation with rubrics, texts, service order, with an impulse towards “reform.” Over the course of this last summer, however, I was blessed […]

Posted in Music, News | Tagged Byzantine Chant, chant, Greek Orthodox, john michael boyer, liturgical arts academy, Music, richard barrett, workshop September 23, 2019

Interview with Daniel Neculae

By Jonathan Pageau on June 16, 2016
Interview with Daniel Neculae

(Editor’s note: A few years ago we introduced our readers to the luscious work of Daniel Neculae, a Romanian iconographer now living in Luxembourg.  Last year Daniel gave his first workshop in the US which was attended Marek Czarnecki, veteran American iconographer and teacher himself who agreed to conduct and edit this interview for us.) […]

Posted in Artist Features, Iconography | Tagged daniel neculae, iconography, teaching, workshop June 5, 2017

Introducing BART: Byzantine Arts Today

By Jonathan Pageau on April 23, 2015
Introducing BART: Byzantine Arts Today

Last year I wrote a few articles on a new initiative in Canada called BYZANTIUM: Ottawa International Byzantine Arts Symposium an initiative under the direction of Lesia Maruschak.  One of the highlights of Byzantium was the opening exhibition featuring the icons of  George Kordis, several Romanian iconographers and two Canadian artists: myself and Maruschak.  BYZANTIUM’s highlight […]

Posted in News | Tagged BART, Byzantine, iconography, kordis, Maruschak, pageau, workshop April 23, 2015

Byzantium – Celebrating The Icon in Ottawa

By Jonathan Pageau on October 13, 2014
Byzantium - Celebrating The Icon in Ottawa

The first Ottawa International Byzantine Arts Symposium wrapping up at the beginning of this month surrounded the work of master iconographer George Kordis with an exhibition, 2 concerts and an icon painting workshop.  I had no idea what to expect going in to this event. I had been contacted by the event organizer, Lesia Maruschak only […]

Posted in Iconography, News, Reviews | Tagged George Kordis, Icon, iconography, Lesia Maruschak, Orthodox, ottawa, Studio Ikona, workshop October 13, 2014

Ottawa International Byzantine Arts Symposium

By Jonathan Pageau on August 28, 2014
Ottawa International Byzantine Arts Symposium

I am quite excited to have been invited to participate in the first Ottawa International Byzantine Arts Symposium.  The Symposium is organized around the work of George Kordis and will also feature concerts, an iconography workshops and icons from other artists.  This is a great chance to meet master iconographer George Kordis. I know I am […]

Posted in Iconography, Music, News | Tagged concert, exhibit, iconography, ikona, kordis, ottawa, workshop August 28, 2014

Learning Icon Carving with Hexaemeron

By Jonathan Pageau on May 24, 2013
Learning Icon Carving with Hexaemeron

Icon carving is an art which has been experiencing a great renewal in Orthodoxy all across the world.  In the last 15 years we have seen several amazing icon carvers appear, with Aidan Hart in England, the Azbuhanov couple in Russia.  The art of miniature carving has also been  finding  a quality it had lost […]

Posted in Iconography, News | Tagged Carving, Hexaemeron, icon carving, iconography, Jonathan Pageau, Mary Lowell, steatite, stone, training, wood, workshop July 14, 2014

Painting an Icon; the Hexaemeron Workshop

By Mary Lowell on August 21, 2012
Painting an Icon; the Hexaemeron Workshop

I am not an icon writer nor am I an icon painter, if it makes a difference. I am the founder and administrator of the non-profit organization Hexaemeron which sponsors courses in iconography. As such, I once attempted to make a St. Paul icon to familiarize myself with the process so that I could write […]

Posted in Iconography | Tagged Anna Gouriev, art, Byzantine Iconography, Hexaemeron, iconography, Ksenia Pokrovsky, Marek Czarnecki, Mary Lowell, Orthodox Church, reverse perspective, workshop July 10, 2014
 

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