Ellen Priest's art is inspired by jazz and tinged with spirit

By Timothy Cahill ’16 M.A.R. We had just begun our interview when artist Ellen Priest ’77 M. Div. interrupted the conversation.  “Hang on,” she said over the telephone. “I’m going to turn my music off.” “What were you listening to?” I asked Priest when she returned.

Related Keywords

United States ,Israel ,Brazil ,Cuba ,Boston ,Massachusetts ,Minnesota ,Delaware ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,Presbyterian Church ,France ,French ,Brazilian ,Cuban ,Roy Hargrove ,Sarahg Smith ,Pierre Wolff ,Timothy Cahill ,Samia Halaby ,John Cook ,Louis Armstrong ,Michel Camilo ,Stefon Brown Belle ,Henri Nouwen ,Divinity School Sarah Smith Gallery ,Civil Rights Movement ,Divinity School ,Yale School Of Art ,Yale Divinity School ,Mercy Center ,Institute Of Sacred Music ,Lawrence University ,School Of Art ,Women Movement ,Ellen Priest ,Sarah Smith Gallery ,Paquitod Rivera ,Jazz Cubano ,Color Improvisations ,Brown Belle Blues ,Sacred Music ,Vietnam War ,Civil Rights ,Yale School ,Spiritual Exercises ,Choosing Well ,Ignatiu Spiritual Exercises ,