Sentences with word «deconsecrated»

When asked about his own experience performing in places of worship, Sweeney said that in Europe he had played at a fair number of deconsecrated churches but «as far as playing an active church, I guess maybe never.»

Even if you buy every one of the allegations that have been made against the mosque (which seems unwise)-- the overcrowding, the lack of permits, that the church had not been officially deconsecrated — these are not impossible problems.

Our current best guess is that it is a Gothic Revival, or Arts and Crafts piece (this would date it c. 1900) from a church whose congregation dwindled and departed; the house of worship deconsecrated, its ornament dismantled and disbursed.

«It has reconsecrated the painting after Dan Brown deconsecrated it,» said Vittorio Sgarbi, a leading art critic and former head of arts for the Milan local government.

June: Richter gifts a Foucault pendulum and 4 rectangular coloured glass plates to the city of Münster to be installed in the former Dominican church that was deconsecrated on 12 November 2017.

You walk in off the pavement and into an unexpected multi-media experience that cleverly takes over the main exhibition space, utilizing all the nooks and crannies of the high ceiling deconsecrated Church with 3D film, music and a cleverly crafted domestic interior filled with discarded bottles and the debris of everyday life, like a version of Tracey Emin's Bed for the 2000s.

In collaboration with curator Benjamin Godsill, artist Banks Violette presents a site specific installation in a 14th Century deconsecrated church as part of Il Giardino dei Lauri and the Museo Civico Diocesano di S.M. dei Servi's ongoing artist projects.

I have actually have seen some deconsecrated churches used for that purpose; some have been made into private residences, as well.

The service was held in a crumbly, deconsecrated church and largely populated by white 20 - somethings with long hair and baggy spring jackets (a group from which I hail.)

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York has deconsecrated 18 churches recently, paving the way for the properties to be repurposed or sold, which appraisers say would bring tens of millions of dollars to church coffers.

And many do: from a humble start in a deconsecrated church in London, there are now 28 active assemblies in the UK, Ireland, US and Australia.

The British artistic team of Ackroyd & Harvey brought a deconsecrated South London church to life with common lawn grass.

The hidden tombs of five Archbishops of Canterbury dating back centuries have been found by builders at a museum in a deconsecrated church in south London.

In 2011 Swiss artist Christoph Büchel turned Hauser & Wirth gallery in London into a community center; last year, for his representation of Iceland at the Venice Biennale, he transformed a deconsecrated church into a mosque.

The Icelandic contribution to the 56th Venice Biennale — a temporary mosque in the deconsecrated church of Santa Maria della Misercordia in Cannaregio — was closed on 22 May.

Since 2011, the artist has produced five site - specific public installations with SiTE: LAB, including Hybrid Structures, which consisted of a series of interconnected ramps and platforms that traversed a deconsecrated church campus.

It's a good job the church is deconsecrated, since what is projected in place of the altar is most ungodly: a savage satire on the debasement of our culture through lies.

The pieces at the MAC are derived from an unrealized project to adorn a deconsecrated church in Italy with nine large - scale works, now seven.

At the 2015 Venice Biennale, where he represented Iceland, he converted a deconsecrated church into a mosque, noting that there was no mosque in the city's historical area.

For his presentation at the Museo Civico Diocesano di S. Maria dei Servi, Violette responds directly to the space, filling the historic white volume of the deconsecrated, 14th century church with sculptures that are in specific dialog with the setting.

Taking pride of place in the centre of the historic city of York, St Mary's is a deconsecrated medieval church which dates back to 1020.

The gallerist Gavin Brown, who is based on the Lower East Side and in Harlem, announced last year that he planned to open a space in a deconsecrated eighth - century church in Rome.

176 is a not - for - profit project space run by the Zabludowicz Collection and housed in a deconsecrated 19th - century Methodist Chapel in north London.

Opened in 2011 in a fascinating Gothic revival church, deconsecrated in the 1980s, the centre organizes temporary exhibitions and site - specific installations that, in the last years, have featured important contemporary artists, such as Desgrandchamps, Pagès, Di Rosa et Manuel Ocampo.

In March, the chapel in Houston was deconsecrated and the frescos returned to Archibiship Chrysostomos II.

176 is a not - for - profit project space run by the Zabludowicz Collection and housed in a deconsecrated 19th century Methodist Chapel in north London.

Earlier this month, at Woods Cathedral — a magnificently restored, deconsecrated church built in north west Detroit nearly a century ago — Matthew Angelo Harrison was hunched over his laptop among a heap of extension cords and whirring generators while a crowd looked on.

The Marino Marini Museum in the deconsecrated church of St Pancrazio has been converted into a shrine to contemporary art and is known for its well - curated exhibitions.

A few years ago they grew it all over the floor, ceiling and walls of a deconsecrated church and they have invented a way of using photosynthesis so that they can make faces and images on

A few years ago they grew it all over the floor, ceiling and walls of a deconsecrated church and they have invented a way of using photosynthesis so that they can make faces and images on it.