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More than 500 evangelicals, other faith leaders condemn faith at insurrection as heretical
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Left to right: Rirkrit Tiravanija,
untitled 2016 (nothing) (2016); Tobias Rehberger,
Mother without child 3 (2019): Kristoffer Ardeña,
Ghost Painting (Cracked Category): National Bookstore (2020). Exhibition view:
hyper–horizon, S.E.A. Focus 2021, Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Singapore (22–31 January 2021). Courtesy S.E.A Focus. Photo: Toni Cuhadi.
With the aim to spark new connections between works of art from Southeast Asia , the presentation is accessible online with S.E.A. Focus Digital and physically at the S.E.A. Focus Curated showcase, titled
hyper–horizon, presented at the warehouse complex Tanjong Pagar Distripark.
This year s edition eschews a traditional booth structure for a fluid design by Randy Chan of Zarch Collaboratives to offer a borderless experience , reflecting Singapore s position as a crucial hub for the region s art scene.
Sparkle and shine, phy-gitally.
January 22, 2021, 07:54 PM
The annual Light to Night Festival will be returning for its fifth edition from Jan. 22-31, 2021 at the Civic District and beyond.
For the first time in the festival’s history, the “phy-gital” event will have both online and on-site attractions in a continued effort to make art accessible for everyone, wherever they are.
Drawing inspiration from the Covid-19 pandemic the world is now experiencing, this year’s theme of ‘ -In-Progress’ invites participants to reflect on their lives in 2020 and fill in the blanks with their hopes for the future.
From pop-up art encounters and online programmes to augmented reality (AR) filters, here are the top five must-see attractions at this year’s festival.
Jan. 20, 2021 Catholic News Service Some Christian leaders said they watched the scenes coming out of the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6 with horror, particularly as they saw some in the violent mob carrying Jesus saves signs. That horror has been further compounded after a recently released New Yorker video that shows a shirtless man in a fur hat and horns on his head, with his face painted red, white and blue, leading a prayer thanking Jesus for allowing the mob to get in, as he s perched from the seat reserved for the Speaker of the House. Flat horror is how Barbara Williams-Skinner, co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Prayer Breakfast, described how she felt watching the attacks at the Capitol unfold. Among the rioters, Christian prayers were blurted out, and the name of Jesus was shouted as a noose floated in the crowd and police officers were attacked.
Answer for a divided nation isn t a divided church, panel says
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