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Holy Week Art Exhibition

Michiel van Hout created the Holy Week Art Exhibition to help him find a space in the local art scene for his work. Michiel is a religious artist, and for him his work is a reflection of his faith. It is also part of his spiritual practice.

The Holy Week Art Exhibition was created because when he moved Trinidad, he found that religious art didn’t really have a space here, which he found very surprising considering how spiritual this country is.

The 2017 exhibition ended on Glorious Saturday, but I did a story on it for the C News Report, have a look

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2qlhVTK9kY?rel=0&w=560&h=315]

I really his geometric, stained glass-like paintings the best. Antonio Figuero’s paintings of the Cathedral and the Church of the Assumption were lovely as well, as was Rebecca Foster’s “Stations of the Cross”. I hope that some of these find spaces in local churches and homes very soon.

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