Multimedia Show to feature works by local and national artists exploring themes of spiritual light and darkness
Red Bank, NJ – Red Bank Community Church today announced the opening of an art exhibit entitled “Sinners and Saints” on Saturday, April 16 at 3:00 PM. Everyone is invited to attend this free event.
Dirty Laundry by Sharon Seargent, Canada, chalk pastel
The exhibit will present works that explore the theme of spiritual duality: good and evil, light and darkness, order and disorder. Included in the exhibit will be paintings, photography, sculpture and installations.
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Self portrait with apple and pomegranate by Mel Ahlborn, CA, oil on panel
The exhibit opening will feature internationally known LIGHTPAINTING performance artist Eva Flatscher, accompanied by pianist and composer Mavis Pan. The performance starts at 3PM promptly. There will also be a performance by New York-based singer-songwriter Brooke Campbell.
Red Bank Community Church holds two major art exhibits every year. These exhibits attract the participation of leading artists from the local area, from across the U.S. and even from overseas.
St.Julie by Gerda Liebmann, NJ, photograph and gold leaf
“RBCC is committed to the affirmation of human creativity as an expression of the divine,” said Rev. Lenny Liebmann, senior pastor. “Our semi-annual exhibits offer a unique opportunity for artist, church-goers and the community as a whole to engage in a ‘trialogue’ about who we are individually and collectively.”
Mary by John Vigg, NJ, photograph
For more information, please call 732-872-0056 or visit www.redbankchurch.com.
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