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'''Art Talks!''' is an annual lecture series that explores the relationship between Christianity and the arts. Traditionally held on a Friday evening and a Saturday morning, the series features a public lecture/performance by an acclaimed artist or critic, and a symposium featuring local artists. | '''Art Talks!''' is an annual lecture series that explores the relationship between Christianity and the arts. Traditionally held on a Friday evening and a Saturday morning, the series features a public lecture/performance by an acclaimed artist or critic, and a symposium featuring local artists. | ||
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http://www.icscanada.edu/events/art_talks/ | http://www.icscanada.edu/events/art_talks/ | ||
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What is Art Talks! ?Art Talks! is an annual lecture series that explores the relationship between Christianity and the arts. Traditionally held on a Friday evening and a Saturday morning, the series features a public lecture/performance by an acclaimed artist or critic, and a symposium featuring local artists. The lecture series are organized by the Institute for Christian Studies in Ontario, Canada. Past Lecture Topics
Contact Art Talks!http://www.icscanada.edu/events/art_talks/
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