With the broadest and rich palette, Caroline Ratliff, captures light play on New Mexico’s landscape of ochre leaves and red mountains, cool blue streams and verdant evergreens. EDOT Gallery will exhibit her pieces through June and celebrate the opening on May 17 from ...
photo by Carol E. Barnwell
photo by Jean May
photo by Nancy Etheridge
EDOT Gallery will feature “Three Girls Shooting” for this year’s Fotofest, March 16-April 29. From the alleys of Beijing, animal shelters in Santa Fe and found ...
The FotoFest Biennial is the first and longest running Biennial of its kind in the United States, and one of the largest photography events in the world. The 2012 Biennial is a citywide event, with over 110 participating museums, art galleries, non-profit arts organizations, universities, civic ...
Artists from throughout the Diocese of Texas have donated works to enhance the surroundings at St. James' House, the diocesan retirement community in baytown. "We are grateful to all the artists who have donated pieces for the enjoymentof the residents at St. James' House," said Kathy Tellepsen, ...
Nole Me Tagere by Green
This Advent, two iconographers’ work will be featured at Edot Gallery, in the Houston Diocesan Center, 1225 Texas Ave., Houston. Vivian Karayiannis is a trained Byzantineiconographer and the Rev. Mary Green, originally a studentof Karayiannis’, has ...
New Icon Gallery featuring Vivian Karayiannis and the Rev. Mary Green
The Rev. Mary Green Following graduation with an M.Div from the Seminary of the Southwest and ordination in 1992, Green served as Chaplain at TX A&M Canterbury, Vicar at Christ Church, Cedar Park, and ...
Several artists from Epiphany, Houston, are featured in the new EDOT Gallery. Learn more about the artists below:
Carol Andrews Jensen
Master Craftsman photographer Carol Andrews loves to create the magic of a photograph. Over the last 20 years, her award–winning photographs have ...
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