March 12, 2010, Friday, 70

Evening of the Arts

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The 2009 Alexander Men Conference in New York: New Models of Christian Witness, concluded on the evening of August 9 with an Evening of the Arts hosted by Union Theological Seminary. Photography by Boris Pitel.


Before the program begins, in the garden/ on left Fr Plekon Bishop Seraphim, Fr John Bostwick Image:Fr_Plekon_Bishop_Seraphim_Fr_John_Bostwick.jpg


Nora Marks Dauenhauer poet from Alaska, Seminarian John and Mandy Frazier Image:Nora_Marks_Dauenhauer_John_Mandy_Frazier.jpg


Bishop Seraphim
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Andrey Cherniak remembers Fr Alexander Men, his delicate thought and pastoral care Image:Andrey_Cherniak.jpg


Actor and author Richard Stearne reads 'Moonlight' by De Mauppasant Image:Richard_Stearne.jpg


Singer Dana Talley spoke on Fr Men and the arts and introduced a new setting of Fr Men's 'Prayer of Christ's Disciples' Image:Singer_Dana_Talley.jpg


Natasha Lutov sang from Handel's messiah Image:Natasha_Lutov.jpg


Poet Nora Marks Dauenhauer Image:Nora_Marks_Dauenhauer.jpg


Theologian Fr. Michael Plekon speaks on the gifts we receive from Fr Men's last lecture as indications for the future
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Richard Dauenhauer reads from his poetry
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Robert Aberdeen performs stage magic
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Frank Purcell reads from Newman
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The evening was enjoyed! Image:The_evening_was_enjoyed.jpg


All in all in three hours which passed quickly indeed, concluding with the showing of a series of paintings by Lilya Ratner, a kaleidoscope of feeling and intuition and art... offered together in witness to the memory of Fr Men and in looking to the Christian future...


Peter Von Berg declaims Thomas A Becket's speech from Murder in the Cathedral Image:Peter_Von_Berg.jpg