Artists who Care: Identification with Our Community
Written by Werner Geischberger
Our dear friend, Werner Geischberger, recently shared this article with us. It is such a beautiful reminder of our call to reach the world around us. Read what he has to say below!
Recently, Inspiro Arts Alliance has been meditating on the concept of "Seeing Clearly." Read below a response by Chuck Tryon on that theme along with one of his beautiful sculptures.
OM is in the midst of 15 Days of Prayer for the Hindu world (find out more by clicking here). The Festival of Diwali, a Hindu festival that celebrates good overcoming evil, takes place in the midst of these 15 days (this year on November 4th).
Our Inspiro staff has been growing recently, and we are so excited to introduce you to these new members! Younhee Kim recently joined us as a Short Term Project Manager, and we are thrilled to have her on board. Read below to find out more about her and her role, and join us in welcoming her!
We are thrilled to have recently welcomed Katherine Morehouse to our team as the Director of Training. Read below to find out more about her, and join us in welcoming Kat to Inspiro!
Spray Paint and Acrylics: Thoughts from the Virtual Artist Residency
Written by Chris Steinz
This week, we talked with another of the participants in the Virtual Artist Residency program. Read below to hear how Chris grew in his technical skills as well as his identity as an artist.
We recently had the privilege of hearing from an Incarnate alumna from 2018. Read below as she shares her testimony of what the Lord did in her life while she was there! If you are interested in Incarnate, check out our Incarnate page here!
Seeing Differently: The Art of Lenka Knoetze
Written by Beth Sederstrom
Lenka Knoetze, a Slovakian serving in South Africa, recently participated in Inspiro Arts Alliance’s Artists Residency program. Here is what she says about her recent work!
An Interview with Colin Harbinson: Advice to Artists
Written by Hollen Hostetler and Colin Harbinson
During the past couple of months, we have shared a series of stories about Colin Harbinson, along with the exciting news that his play Toymaker and Son has been adapted into an illustrated children’s book. Today, we share some final thoughts from Colin as he addresses the question, “If you could tell an artist considering missions one thing, what would it be?”
