Stations Inspire Many

When artwork began arriving for the Stations of the Cross Exhibit, we knew we had something powerful on our hands. The artist journey to express a traditional theme in a contemporary and local context produces emotive imagery that moves audiences beyond the religious realm and into deeper reflection.

The Stations address universal issues such as empathy for strangers, mob mentality and strength in adversity, something that we can all relate to in this complex world.

Over 125 people attended the opening last Sunday and dozens more have dropped by since, including many repeat visitors. People have shared with us how exciting and relevant they have found the exhibit.

Don't miss the exhibit, open daily 10 am - 4 pm through Sunday, April 4. We have some extended hours coupled with live music to offer a more contemplative experience. If you are unable to visit the show, we have posted photos of the pieces on our website, click here to see them. http://www.grandmaraisartcolony.org/photos.cfm?pid=169&eid=19

We hope to see you soon!
Extended Hours:
Tuesday, March 30: Walk the Stations
6-9 pm live music by Alex and Daniel Ditmanson, cello and violin

Friday, April 2: Good Friday
open 10 am - 4 pm
7 - 9 pm live music by Tristan Beaster, classical guitar

Sunday, April 4: Closing Reception
12 - 4 pm live music by Briand Morrison, jazz guitar