Spark and Echo Arts: Artistic reactions to the Bible

From the North

Reflecting on the ironic relationship between (Biblical) sheep and their Shepherd, Seth’s works often simultaneously explore ideas about the exceptional and the mundane.

Do You Love Me

Do you recognize this? Peter didn't "see it right away," either, when Jesus asked him, "Do You Love Me". Hear the new song by Spark & Echo.

Two Bites: Still Life with Blood Orange

The premiere of a new oil painting by Braden Williams in response to the beginning of sin.

Yo Sé

A new song from Spark & Echo the band in response to the theme Beginning, inspired by the plans of the LORD.

“From Infancy…”

In the theme of "Beginning," a photo collage about childlike confidence by Melissa Vandermause on 2 Timothy 3:15

Kings&Prophets [chapter13] by grandmaster mumbles

Beginning: We are proud to debut this new work by spoken word artist Baraka Noel aka Grandmaster Mumbles.

Panegyric

We are pleased to share the brilliant and beautiful work of painter Maria Fee, based on 1 Corinthians 12:26.

Kenyon Adams & American Restless “Shame”

Digging into some of King David's darker writings, a new ramped up version of Noah Lekas' original blues song.

Rivers in the Desert

A visual exploration of newness, creation and beginning by Emily Clare Zempel, responding to Isaiah 43:18-19.

2012 Themes

We're excited to announce our themes for the year: Beginning, Sheep, Water, Hands, Friend, and Joy.

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Spark and Echo Arts is creating the world's largest multi-disciplinary illuminated Bible with a piece of visual, performing or literary art covering every passage of the Bible. We involve artists from diverse backgrounds and showcase their works online and at live events in NYC and beyond.

Whether you have never opened the Bible or live your life by it, we provide opportunities for artists and audiences to explore it creatively. Rather than focusing on verbal discussion, we foster a new culture of artistic dialogue that generates fascinating works of art while exploring the Bible.