Art Exhibitions

A dialogical webinar to celebrate the closing of the art exhibition, Biophilia: In Excelsis.

All are invited to the opening reception and speaker panel for Biophilia: In Excelsis. All are welcome!

Opening reception and panel discussion. ISM, Miller Hall, 406 Prospect St., New Haven

This exhibit features artworks by artist and iconographer Angela Manno from her series Contemporary Icons of Threatened and Endangered Species.

Stop by ISM’s Miller Hall and make a wish! What do you wish for? Join Beth Krensky for a wand-making workshop.

Between Spirit and Matter is an installation of performance pieces and ritual artifacts by the Utah-based artist Beth Krensky.

Panel discussion to open the exhibition. 

Curated by Blair Fowlkes-Childs (ISM fellow, 2019–2020) Exhibition online for all. In-person viewing in Miller Hall for Yale community by appointment.

A conversation with the photographer, Fernando Brito, and one of the exhibition curators, Didier Aubert (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle).

The exhibition Defiant Spirits: Fernando Brito’s Sinaloa showcases the complex identities, histories, and traditions of Sinaloa, Mexico.

The exhibition features a selection of artwork celebrating the Institute of Sacred Music’s support of the visual arts, past and present.

Contemporary Latinx artists explore topics including communal/individual memory and progress/regress.

Curated by Jon Seals, featuring work by Edgard Rodriguez Luiggi, Esteban Cabeza de Baca, Jeremy Wright, Noe Jimenez, Jane Winfield, and Lily Kuonen.

Intangible Cultural Heritage and Islam

“In Between” is a semiautobiographical one-man show that portrays the complexities and contradictions inherent in Palestinian-Israeli identity.

Exhibition organized by Jon Seals, M.F.A., M.A.R. ‘15, student curator

The video installation ‘Capture Practice’ comprises two synchronized video channels broadcasting simultaneously in a loop on two walls.

Byzantine Icons in the Postmodern World.

Puppets and Performing Arts of South and Southeast Asia

This exhibit brings together three artists who have expressed reactions to the loss of loved ones through art.

The exhibition brings together three artists who have expressed reactions to the loss of loved ones through art.

This traveling exhibition is about the mutual respect and harmony possible among persons of differing beliefs and spiritual practices and rituals.

14 Stations is a collaboration of men and women transitioning out of homelessness, who are affiliates of the Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness.

The exhibition Q U 4 R T E T S, with works by Fujimura and Herman, will be on display at the Yale ISM Gallery of Sacred Arts.

Two overlapping exhibitions showcasing the work of acclaimed international artist Makoto Fujimura at the ISM Gallery of Sacred Arts in New Haven.

Three exhibitions exploring a Jewish spatial practice curated by Margaret Olin in three parts

Improvising on Jazz. Ellen Priest’s Paintings on Collaged Paper

curated by Vasileios Marinis and Linda Safran

Making Sense of Religion in the Yale Archive: Themes and Contexts in American Christianity, Nineteenth Century-Present.

Incarnations, Black Spiritualities in American Art from the Steele Collection, David Driskell

Faith, Institution, Society, and History, on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music

An exhibition of film posters on biblical themes, on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music

The Believer’s Journey. The Art of Jae-Im Kim. On display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music

Religious America in Government Photography, 1935-1943. On display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music

Photos by Robert Lisak of Peru during Holy Week to document a cultural treasure in a remote Andean village.

Breaking the Veils, acclaimed touring exhibition of works by women artists from the Islamic world.

Steele Collection Brings Religious Images by African American Artists to the ISM.

The Prodigal Son Returns on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music

Highly Favored: Contemporary Images of the Virgin Mary, a traveling exhibition from Christians in the Visual Arts.

Revolution and Rebirth: The Christian Art of Huibing He on display at the Institute of Sacred Music

An exhibition of photographs by Robert A. Lisak, representing forty houses of worship of diverse faith traditions.

Artifacts and documents from the personal papers of Protestant missionaries who served in China during the the first half of the twentieth century.

Unembedded: Four Independent Photojournalists on the War in Iraq, Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, Kael Alford, Thorne Anderson, and Rita Leistner

A Traveling Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music.

He Qi, a contemporary Christian artist from China, is the 2005-06 Paul T. Lauby artist in residence at the Overseas Ministries Study Center, New Haven

Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe: J. Michael Walker’s Life with the Virgin and Saints.

Exhibition and video installation by Adrian Paci

A painter of evocative acrylic and oil images, Sasongko has exhibited in Germany, Canada, the United States, and Indonesia.

Body Memories: An Exploration of Breast Cancer in Marble, an exhibition of the sculpture of Wisconsin-based artist Susan Falkman.

Gospel Dreams: forges links between African-Americans, their countries of origin on the African continent, and presence of Early Christianity there.

rederick Franck is an internationally renowned author, artist, and humanist.

The exhibition, part of the Institute’s 30 Years at Yale celebration, is presented with support from Yale Divinity School.

Native American Grace: The Art of Father John Giuliani will be on display emphasizing iconic depictions of Native American peoples as Christian saints

A Reception for the exhibition and the artist Sawai Chinnawong.