Two photographic artifacts that represent interactions between human, technology, and our surrounding realities—producing changes in how we see, conceive of, and can represent those realities.

Somehow Friday flew past and it's now a new week. To make up for this, our art find for this post consists of a series of five photographs. These images offer depictions of sensuality, eroticism, and intimacy. These photographs provoke us to consider: What does sexuality and intimacy

You are the dreamer. In “L'après-midi d'un faune” by Stéphane Mallarmé (1876), a faun wakes from his afternoon sleep and daydreams a different kind of dream. His recollecting of previous sensual encounters evokes the sacred sexuality that resonates with our true, wild hearts and whose repression

When you behold a sacred fire without form Shining flashingly through the depths of the whole world Hear the voice of fire. —Chaldean Oracles 1. Pelton, Agnes. (1930). The Voice [Image]. Burchfield Penney Art Center. Retrieved from: https://burchfieldpenney.org/art-and-artists/artwork/object:l2017-001-133-the-voice-originally-titled-the-voice-of-silence/

Through the cycles of time, life death and rebirth, Through seasons of change, You carry us, You hold us in Your abundance. We strive to hold all that You are in our hearts, And to comprehend the expanses of Your Divine Love. This painting gives tribute to Mother Goddess Cybele

In the mid-1700s, Giambattista Piranesi created 16 etchings in the Imaginary Prisons (Carceri d’invenzione) series. A young aspiring architect at the time, he was inspired by the magnificent structures by which he was surrounded in his new city, Rome. In these etchings, however, Piranesi—inadvertently perhaps—sees beyond the