Latest News from the Religion, Ecology, and Expressive Culture Initiative
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Watercolor workshop in Yale's Marsh Botanic Garden, part of programming for ISM's new exhibit
On a cold January day, Yale’s Marsh Botanical Garden was the scene of an “en plein air” workshop led by Jon Seals, artist in ISM’s new exhibit.
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Four Chicago artists to explore the intersection of religion and ecology in a new ISM exhibit
Four Chicago artists will explore the intersection of religion and ecology in a new exhibit at the ISM from January 22 to March 6.
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Lance Flowers exhibit to highlight preservation of Houston's historic neighborhoods
The exhibit will be on view in the ISM’s Miller Hall from October 23-December 4.
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ISM choral event at Yale planetarium draws a capacity crowd
A capacity audience gathered for a special ISM musical event at Yale’s Leitner planetarium and observatory.
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Ryan Darr and the Ethics of Apocalypse
ISM Fellow and religious ethicist Ryan Darr pulls no punches in talking global climate crisis.
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ISM's Religion, Ecology and Expressive Culture Initiative: Reflections on the first year
In its first full year of programming, the ISM’s Religion, Ecology and Expressive Culture initiative featured a wide variety of events.
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Exploring the ecological impact of Himalayan prayer flags
Yale ISM hosted a group whose work focuses on the ecological impact of Buddhist prayer flags in the Himalayan region.
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Director of NASA GISS to join artists for opening of "Biophilia: In Excelsis"
The Institute of Sacred Music will host an opening reception on March 27 at 5 p.m. for Biophilia: In Excelsis.
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Watch the "Last Dance" performance by Feral Theatre
On September 7, the U.K. based performance trio, Feral Theatre, performed their new piece, “Last Dance” to a sold-out crowd in ISM’s Miller Hall.
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ISM exhibit to focus on threatened and endangered species
Sacred Biodiversity: Icons of Threatened and Endangered Species featured species in all seven genera and other invertebrates.
