Kindness: Unexpected, Unusual, Unfailing

Kindness has been explored, expressed, and experienced throughout the ages by people from all walks of life. What kindnesses have you bestowed, received, or witnessed? How has kindness changed the course of history? Or the course of an afternoon? Does kindness necessarily involve human beings?

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” ~ Aesop

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the greatest intention.” ~ Kahlil Gibran

“Spread love wherever you go. Let no one come to you without leaving happier.” ~ Mother Theresa

“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good that overwhelm the world.” ~ Archbishop Desmond Tutu

This exhibit seeks to represent a broad and creative set of interpretations on the subject of kindness. ​

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Entries for the juried exhibit, will be accepted until July 30, 2022.                              

Consider the power of

   one voice

      to proclaim inequality

         and the

            combination of many voices 

               to bring about change in society.  

Courage: The Fight Against Inequality

​           February 1 - May 15, 2020

           

   Remembering the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment allowing women the right to vote, consider the courage it takes for human beings to fight against socially accepted or governmentally imposed policies of inequality. 
   This exhibit will explore the freedom to vote - or the lack thereof.                                 

CURRENTLY CLOSED

Anticipated Fall Hours
M-F 10am-1pm
Sat. 4-6pm
Sun. 11am-1pm

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Recent Comments about the St. Luke's Nails in the Wall Gallery

From an exhibiting Artist: "When my sister and I arrived Saturday afternoon, we heard organ music (Bach) being played in the chapel. When he finished playing that particular piece, he (the Parish Organist) graciously came with us down the hallway, unlocked the door and turned on the gallery lights for us. I was extremely impressed by the overall quality and hanging of the exhibit. We spent a good two hours there, taking some photographs and just soaking everything in. It remains an honor to be in the show and be surrounded by so much quality art and artists!" 
​                                                                       --Robert Eustace, exhibiting artist​​​


​From a Gallery Committee member:  "Wow! It always amazes me how powerful the artwork is when it is seen in person and/or when we get background history in conjunction... I am so humbled to be a part of this remarkable world as a Committee member and the impact it has had on my own life. Words are not enough."
                                                                       ---Dorothy Clark Bilgrav