What’s New?
Volunteer to help hang the Pentecost Art Show “Hail this Joyful Day” June 3, 4, 5 or 6 – let me know when you can do it. Sign up on the “When is Good” site. We’ll hang on the date and time that is most popular.
The Spirit will come to be with everyones forever on Pentecost! We will celebrate by sharing our Joy and our Joyful Days at The First Pentecost art show – “Hail This Joyful Day” June 8th – mid-July.
Submission Deadline is May 30th – To submit send a Photo of the work, its’ dimensions, why it is Joyful, to: elin@WatercolorDC.com
What would you like to see on the Nave walls?
The current roster of Pentecost Art shows is:
- Hail this Joyful Day Deadline May 30, Show: June 8th – mid-July.
- How we heal in community, or “I get by with a little help from my friends.”
- Fabric Arts
- Children’s Art from Palestine
Suggestions and questions email: elin@WatercolorDC.com
Past Shows
- Beauty Behind Bars – April 5thand 6th 2025
- Long and Winding Road – Lent 2025
- God’s Holy Darkness – Advent through Epiphany 2024 – 2025
- Social Service Art Show – 2024
- Multi-Generational Arts workshop and Author Talk – God’s Holy Darkness Preparation for Advent
- “The Kingdom of God is like…” – Pentecost 2024
- Claggett Retreat “The Kingdom of God” Workshop
- Icon Show – Easter 2024
- Stations of the Cross – Woodcuts by Tracy Councill Holy week – 2024
- Art to Change the World – Lent 2024
- Icon Retreat – Lent 2024
- Birth of Simple Light: Advent – Epiphany 2023 – 2024
- Ordinary Time – Pentecost 2023
- Christmas and Epiphany Art – 2022-2023
- Videos of the two on-line classes on the stained glass windows – 2022 & 2023
- Advent 2022 – Our inaugural show using the new hanging system in the Nave.
- The many altars of St Mark’s – 2022
- Lent – 2021
- Advent 2020
Over the years, art has contributed to our liturgical collection:
- Loaves and Fishes for over the altar – Church members, including children, contributed to the sculpture. An idea of Peter Mosely, organized and realized by Tracy Council.
- Stoneware crèche, stoneware chalice and paten (Betty Foster)
- Stations of the Cross woodblock prints (Tracy Councill)
- The Owl Project – Owls against sexual harassment (Elin Whitney-Smith and the Parliament of Owls)
- Fair linen (Marlies Jervis)
- Wood pledge pillar, box, and tract rack (Paul Monahan)
- Lectern sculpture (Lynda Smith-Bugge)
- Broken mirror cross, Epiphany star (Joya Cox)
- Paraments/vestments for Advent in Marian blue in which engaged parishioners brainstormed at a parish retreat using the upcoming Advent readings; Tracy then took the ideas and designed two chausables, lectern and pulpit hangings, two stoles, and a veil plus two handwoven stoles reflecting the homespun of that era (Tracy Councill, Doris Burton, Arts Council gift)
- A mobile of origami doves for Pentecost (Tracy Councill)
Do you have ideas for an art project or display?
Contact St Mark’s Arts Co-Chairs
Elin Whitney-Smith elin@WatercolorDC.com
or
J.R. Randall contactjr@gmail.com