“Geography of Home” by Susan Armington is on exhibit now through May 23rd and you are invited to view it in the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library. Susan Armington’s painting celebrates the geography of the Twin Cities area. She explores cultures and places through her map paintings. Her interest in how art can encourage connections between communities comes through in her works. This piece beautifully celebrates the geography of the Twin Cities area, including rivers and streams, as well as the experiences of individuals who have come to the region and made it their home. A book that provides translations into English of these personal accounts, written in over 20 different languages, accompanies the painting. For more information about Susan Armington and her work visit http://www.thesusanarmington.com/.
“Sacred Waters” is the theme of the 32nd annual University of St. Thomas Sacred Arts Festival. The festival, open to the public, is a celebration of sacred art and an exploration of faith and festival events are free and take place on St. Thomas’ St. Paul campus.
Read on for complete information on the Sacred Arts Festival events.
