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Painting-A-Week: Dec. 1, 2020

12/1/2020

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Prairie Grasses
Acrylic on Canvas
12" x 12" x 1.25"
Black Sides, Ready to hang.
$165.00 (includes S&H) SOLD

One of the ways my husband and I have survived the isolation of this pandemic is to find new places to walk or hike near us. We have found parks we never knew existed and some places of singular beauty. This painting was inspired by one of our places, a path through prairie grasses. I take many pictures with my phone. Jon tries to be patient with this hobby. Somehow taking time to capture it seals the beauty into my mind. I can revisit it. I am fascinated with what this practice has done to heal my soul during this time of national upheaval. I carry a feeling of deep sorrow for the 275,000 deaths and those affected personally by it, for the weight of caring for these people by our medical personnel. The world feels heavy. And so, while we do what we can not to add to the burden, we must look for things that hold us up.

I had a period of deep suffering from illness. What it does is whittle away the things that don't matter. I have grown to realize that this was a gift. What I am left with, what really matters, are my relationships. What I am left with, what really matters, is the beauty we find in nature, in the arts, in the faces of those we love. What I am left with, what really matters, are the examples of kindness and selfless love shown to others. These are the things that hold me up. These are the things that connect all of us.

My 12 x 12" paintings are normally priced at $250, but because of the pandemic, I will be selling them for $165.00. This includes shipping & handling. This painting has SOLD.
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Painting-A-Week: November 21, '20

11/21/2020

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Winter Solace
Limited Edition, Signed & Numbered
Fine Art Print
9-7/8" x 8"
$35.00 (includes S&H)
(*I've lowered the price because of the pandemic)
To purchase go to More tab, upper right at RobynSandAnderson.com
and click on Painting-A-Week Available for Purchase tab.

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Painting-A-Week: November 18, '20

11/21/2020

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"First Snow"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides
12 x 12"
Ready to hang.

It's been a while but I'm back! Life happens and life is really happening right now. We are in a full blown pandemic and entering the worst of it. Our country is in turmoil and at odds with each other. I have stayed engaged and worked to get out the vote. But it is heavy business and figuring out how to navigate this pandemic and our current political climate requires us to find ways to keep our heads up. For me, it has been getting outdoors for hikes and taking pictures of the beauty I find. I've also occupied my brain with writing a novel this past year. I am a hair's width away from a rough draft. Kurt Vonnegut quoted an archaeologist he met on a dig who said, "I don't think being good at things is the point of doing them. I think you've got all these wonderful experiences with different skills, and that all teaches you things and makes you an interesting person, no matter how well you do them."I didn't know I could do it, but with some help from Writer's Write Mia Joubert Botha, I did. You don't know what you can do until you let yourself go and give it a try. Creating something is a healing experience, whether it is making a spectacular tater tot hot dish, cutting wood and stacking it beautifully, or playing with paint. I lost two big painting gigs this last summer and so haven't painted much, but I need it now and am starting back in with my Painting-A-Day project which is now more truthfully, a Painting-A-Week project. I will be painting small paintings, usually 12 x 12" but may do some 8 x 8" triptychs. I will be experimenting with colors, textures and movement and eventually hope to figure out how to create instructional and guided painting videos. It's good to figure out some ways to be creative. It fills those empty spaces in our souls right now. Get a pad of watercolor paper, a paintbox and brush and just play with color. It doesn't have to "be" anything...it is about the journey, people. It's good to be back.

My 12 x 12" paintings are normally priced at $250, but because of the pandemic, I will be selling them for $165.00. This includes tax and shipping & handling. This painting has SOLD.

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Painting-A-Week: November 20, '20

11/21/2020

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"Force of Nature"
12 x 12" Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides, Ready to hang!
$165.00 (includes S&H and Sales Tax)

Occasionally you hear of someone described as "a force of nature." Usually this is said as an affirmation, like there is no holding back with this person. There is an implied respect at their energy and strength. Can't say I've ever been called that, but I have been thinking about forces of nature as I worked on this painting (the one I posted a few days ago of the textured white surface, awaiting some color.) We have all seen examples of forces of nature, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes and wildfires. We stand in awe at the energy and strength behind these relentless
forces where we find both beauty and fear. It reminds us that there are bigger forces at work than our human machinations. I find this notion to be good to remember and I find myself looking to this Force of Nature for solace, for beauty and for hope.

My 12 x 12" paintings are normally priced at $250, but because of the pandemic, I will be selling them for $165.00. This includes shipping & handling. If interested in purchasing, go to the More tab above and click on Painting-A-Week Purchase, then click on the Etsy logo. This painting has SOLD.

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November 21st, 2020

11/21/2020

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Painting-A-Week is born!!

11/18/2020

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A few years ago, you signed up to receive my art blog in your email. Thanks for that! I am starting a new blog called Painting-A-Week...a way to navigate this pandemic or just escape from it. To see these new 12x12" paintings which are available for purchase, go to the Painting-A-Week tab above and sign up. Just click on the link at the bottom right. If it tells you you are already signed up, you are good to go! Thank you!!
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12 x 12" Original Paintings: November 12, 2019

11/12/2019

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Ideas for Christmas!
Each original is 12" x 12" and ready to hang.

If interested in purchasing, contact Robyn at RobynSandAnderson@gmail.com

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The Holden Prayer
Acrylic on Canvas $115
SOLD

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Reflections
Acrylic on Canvas $115

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Thirst for God
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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The Breath of God
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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The Voice of God
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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The Wind Connects Us
Acrylic on Gessbord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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Let Your Prayers Rise up Like Incense Before You
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250
SOLD

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Surrounded By God's Spirit
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250
SOLD
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He Leads Me in Right Paths
For His Name’s Sake
Acrylic on Canvas $115 SOLD

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The Advocate
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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Create a Clean Heart in Me, O God
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides $250

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Canyon Falls
Acrylic on Canvas $115

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Pink Gold Floral
Acrylic on Canvas $115

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Deep Grace
Acrylic on Canvas $115
SOLD
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Interpreting Music with Color:  November 6, 2019

11/6/2019

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An interpretation of Norwegian Composer Edvard Grieg's
Piano Concerto in A Minor: Allegro Molto Moderato
30" x 24"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 2" Birch Sides

Listen to "Allegro Molto Moderato" at the 0:00 - 13:15 mark.

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That's Grieg: September 20, 2019

9/20/2019

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"Sarabande"
An interpretation of Edvard Grieg's
Holberg Suite: Sarabande
24" x 18"

This painting is one of five interpreting Grieg's Holberg Suite. The music Grieg created evokes images of water, both waterfalls and still waters. All five of them are now under the Interpreting Music with Color tab, "That's Grieg!" along with the music that inspired them. Click on the music and listen while viewing the paintings. I received an arts grant from Southwest Minnesota Arts Council & The Mcknight Foundation. to travel to Bergen, Norway last year to study Grieg's life, music and the environment that "colored" his music. This painting was inspired by the music and my ancestors in Sand, Norway. Enjoy!
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That's Grieg: September 19, 2019

9/19/2019

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"Air"
An Interpretation of Edvard Grieg's Holberg Suite: Air
24" x 18"
Acrylic on Gessobord

Here's a sneak peek of one of the paintings interpreting Grieg's Holberg Suite: Air that will be debuted today at the SMAC Gallery in Marshall, MN from 5:00-7:00. Showing Sept. 19-Oct. 23.

Future exhibits include Luther College, Decorah, IA Oct. 25-Nov. 30 and the Norway House in January.
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That's Grieg! September 6, 2019

9/6/2019

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An invitation to my exhibit "That's Grieg!" an interpretation of Edvard Grieg's music at the SMAC Gallery in Marshall, MN, from whom I received an art grant along with the McKnight Foundation.

Will also be showing this exhibit October 25-November 30 at Luther College, Decorah, IA accompanying the Grieg/Dvorak Concert by the Des Moines Symphony Orchestra at the Center for Faith & Life Nov. 8 & 9 at Luther.

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Always Being Made New: August 6, 2019

8/5/2019

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"Always Being Made New"
Acrylic on Gessobord 11 x 14"

I find myself staring at the title of of this painting. I repeat it over and over in my mind. How can we possibly take in these words as truth when the news of this last week is so full of carnage, sorrow, darkness and pain?  I painted this weeks before the incidents of last week. It was a commission, the title chosen. When I painted it, I painted from a place of my own struggles and suffering. Out of darkness, Light. The words gave me hope. Then, again, more carnage, more lies, more greed. I looked to these words again, from II Corinthians 5:14-17.

This painting was commissioned by the ELCA's "Always Being Made New" Campaign. Signed and numbered exclusive prints of my painting were given as a thank you to those who supported this five-year campaign. Donations exceeded $250 million dollars: $16 million to the ELCA Malaria Campaign, $5 million for congregations, $33 million for the Global Church, $24 million for Leadership, $117 million for ELCA World Hunger fund, and $55 million planned gifts to Campaign priorities. People donated what they were able according to their means and the result passed expectation. It was inspiring! It made it very clear to me that a number of people working together with generosity and purpose can really make a difference for the world. It made me realize once again, of the good within people, the capacity to think beyond themselves to love their neighbor. I was honored to be a part of it and thankful for people who share the gifts they've been given. Look for the good, it is there. Light in the darkness.

"When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news," Fred Rogers said to his television neighbors, "my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping."



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Hear My Voice: July 25, 2019

7/25/2019

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"Let Your Prayer Rise Up"
from Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayerbook
12 x 12" Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" Birch Sides
Ready to hang.

When I did these illustrations for the Hear My Voice prayer book, I leaned into the abstract, which is what I normally do. Sometimes abstract art can speak more truthfully to people, according to what their story is. This book was created for those who are incarcerated, who have lost hope, who are searching. As I painted this one, I suggested prison bars, darkness and the hope that is out in front of us and in us. This warm yellow light amidst the cool blues, violets and greens leaps out. I started to think, what are my prisons? What are those things that drive me that aren't necessarily life-giving? We all have them, I would wager, but sometimes it is hard to look at them truthfully.  For me right now, my prison is my weight. My body is confused right now after my lumpectomy, radiation and now, an anti-estrogen pill for five years. I comfort myself with food, which isn't evil in itself, but it is the type of food I choose that isn't always helpful. The prison I struggle with is letting my self-image weigh me down, pun not intended. It does become a prison (not to belittle the actual hell people experience in prison) and so I look at that yellow and pray that I will have the courage to find comfort in feeding my body in a healthy way. I pray that this prison will be lifted from me and I pray that whatever your prison is, that it too, will be lifted from you. Keep your eyes on the Light, there is hope in the darkness.

"Let Your Prayer Rise Up" is part of "Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayer Book" which will launch in August at the ELCA's Churchwide Gathering. Here's a link: ://go.augsburgfortress.org/hear-my-voice-a-prison-prayer-book. The prayers are written by those who work with the incarcerated, have been incarcerated, and others. They are beautiful prayers that translate to our own prisons. Interspersed are 15 of my paintings. These books are now available!

* This painting is available for purchase at $250. Email me at RobynSandAnderson@gmail.com if interested. I will be posting more.
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Hear My Voice: July 17, 2019

7/17/2019

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God the Advocate
created for Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayerbook
12 x 12" Acrylic on Gessobord
Ready to hang

God the Advocate, the champion, upholder, supporter, backer, promoter, protector, and patron, according to the dictionary. How often do you think of God in that way? Do you end up thinking mostly of a god who is distant and judging? Aloof and punishing? If so, these descriptors must be disorienting. Jesus speaks of sending an Advocate for us as he faces the end of his earthly life. What a beautiful thing that is. There are so many things these days which are troubling, disturbing and frustrating, things which call for an Advocate to walk with us, to guide us.

I have painted a few different renditions of this painting, on days when I need to see light in the darkness, a visual reminder of God's Spirit, the Advocate who walks with us. Psalm 139:12 says "even the darkness is not dark to you; the night is bright as the day, for darkness is as light with you." So many of these paintings that I created for Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayerbook have ended up being a gift back to me as I wrestle with the separation and suffering of children and their parents on our southern border, and the lies, hatred and division that is promoted by  the current administration. I pray that the Advocate will continue to move us to where we need to be to love our neighbors well.

"God the Advocate" is part of "Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayer Book" which will launch in August at the ELCA's Churchwide Gathering. Here's a link: ://go.augsburgfortress.org/hear-my-voice-a-prison-prayer-book. The prayers are written by those who work with the incarcerated, have been incarcerated, and others. They are beautiful prayers that translate to our own prisons. Interspersed are 15 of my paintings.

* This painting is available for purchase at $250. Email me at RobynSandAnderson@gmail.com if interested. I will be posting more.
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Interpreting Music with Color - Bach's Mass in B Minor June 28, 2019

6/28/2019

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"Agnus Dei"
Lamb of God
from Bach's Mass in B Minor
36" x 24"

This last painting interpreting Bach's masterpiece is quite different than the first three. I worried a bit about that. You often see artists whose paintings all look "the same", you can readily recognize their work. All I can say is that when I listened to this last movement called Agnus Dei, the music changed, it simplified, its tone was subdued and softened. I actually had a different idea for the bottom two/thirds of the painting, with a little more movement. But everything in my being told me to stop. I love the simplicity of it as do I love the image of Christ as the Lamb of God. I followed the music.

You can see a video montage of each of these paintings while listening to the music that inspired it. It is very meditative. I hope the color, texture and movement carry you more deeply into the music. Go to www.RobynSandAnderson.com. Hover over the tab "Interpreting Bach's Mass in B Minor" and the four sub-tabs beneath. Click on each one to find the video and music.



"Agnus Dei"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 2" Birch Sides
Ready to hang. SOLD

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Interpreting Music with Color - Bach's Mass in B Minor: June 27, 2019

6/27/2019

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"Sanctus"
from Bach's Mass in B Minor
36" x 24"

Sanctus means "holy". I thought about that a lot as I chose the colors and envisioned the movement inspired by this part of Bach's masterpiece. What is holy after all? Bach's Sanctus begins for me with a burst of spirals and sound. This song is all movement, with layers of voice and complexity. I knew that I wanted to portray this work with a burst of many colors and explosive movement. It evolved for me to the beginning of the universe, when all was set in motion, the planets and stars, shadow and light. And then the deep bass comes in giving us a foundation from which this burst flies up and out. It is glorious in its praise to the One who created all that is.

I grew up thinking that "holy" was something lofty and beyond myself. My particular journey has helped me to see that so many "ordinary" things we encounter in this life are indeed holy and sacred, from new plants lifting themselves out of the dirt to reach for the sun, to the eyes of a baby when they first really connect with you and a smile bursts forth.

While I am painting, I have a lot of time to contemplate life. As I immersed myself in Sanctus and thought about Bach writing this incredible work, I wondered, what was he thinking as he put these notes together? What did he want to say about life and faith with these instruments and voices? What I hear is that he was pointing to a Creator who takes delight in the beauty of this planet  in all of its ordinary and extraordinary holiness. This music is our response to that Love.

You can see a video montage of each of these paintings while listening to the music that inspired it. It is very meditative. I hope the color, texture and movement carry you more deeply into the music. Go to www.RobynSandAnderson.com. Hover over the tab "Interpreting Bach's Mass in B Minor" and the four sub-tabs beneath. Click on each one to find the video and music.



"Sanctus"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 2" Birch Sides
Ready to hang. SOLD

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Interpreting Music with Color -Bach's Mass in B Minor: June 26, 2019

6/26/2019

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"Credo: Et Crucifixus"
from Bach's Mass in B Minor
36" x  24"

In this second painting interpreting Bach's B Minor Mass, we turn from the Kyrie and Gloria to a more somber note. The music of Et Crucifixus immediately made me think of Jesus' plodding footsteps carrying the weight of the instrument that would kill him to the place of his death. Have you felt the weight of sorrow, of pain, of the evil that pervades this earth? Bach captures that heaviness with notes that sound like a heart beat or the pounding of nails. In this painting, I tried to capture the feeling of that heaviness, and the repetition of awful events like these throughout history. Are we destined to repeat hatred and injustice? No, I say with the bright yellow entering our darkness. This light sweeps in an arc suggesting the movement of God, along with the two other circles, Jesus' death on the cross and God's Spirit, who moves in and through us, who is our Advocate. Death will not win the day.

You, too, can see a video montage of each of these paintings while listening to the music that inspired it. It is very meditative. I hope the color, texture and movement carry you more deeply into the music. See the tab above "Interpreting Bach's Mass in B Minor" and the four sub-tabs beneath.



"Credo: Et Crucifixus"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 2" Birch Sides
Ready to hang. $1260

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Interpreting Music with Color-Bach's Mass in B Minor:  June 24, 2019

6/24/2019

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"Kyrie Eleison"
from Bach's Mass in B Minor
36" x 24"

On June 21 & 22 this month, the Bach Roots Festival performance of Bach's Mass in B Minor took place. I had spent the last two months creating four interpretations of this work, spread out over its expansive expression of the Mass. I chose to interpret Kyrie Eleison, Credo: Et Crucifixus, Sanctus and Agnus Dei. It was difficult to choose, because this work is extraordinary and hearing it live, directed by Matthew Olson, was full of vibrant life. I don't think I've ever experienced such a performance before. It was in fairly intimate settings and it allowed one to be enveloped by its beauty. I had a video montage of each painting created, which was projected on a screen above the choir, drawing people more deeply into the experience of the music. The originals were also there flanking the choir and orchestra. It was an honor to participate in this performance.

You, too, can see this video montage of each of these paintings while listening to the music that inspired it. It is very meditative. I hope the color, texture and movement carry you more deeply into the music. See the tab above "Interpreting Bach's Mass in B Minor" and the four sub-tabs beneath.


"Kyrie Eleison"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 2" Birch Sides
Ready to hang. $1260.00

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Hear My Voice: June 14, 2019

6/14/2019

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"God is Making All Things New"
Acrylic on Canvas 12" x 12"

God is making all things new. This phrase for me is like jumping into a pool of cool water when I've been in the hot sun for a few hours. It's shocking, really, and so refreshing! This is a reminder that the force for good, for love, mercy and forgiveness is at work in, around and under our lives on this beautiful planet and throughout the greater universe. I need to put this phrase on a wall in my house. Maybe every room. On my dashboard in the car, in my bike basket, okay...you get the idea.

When I feel overwhelmed by the awful things people do to other people, when I see the greed that perpetuates systems that harm people, when taking care of this planet comes second to the accumulation of wealth, when people lose everything with a catastrophic illness, when people can't afford the medication they need to live, the heaviness is hard to bear. It is overwhelming. I want to hide from it all, run away. But I cannot. Because I believe that part of the reason I am here is to love my neighbor. Sometimes this feels like slogging through heavy, wet mud. It feels like getting lost in some dense brambles without a way out. Sometimes my own physical struggles weigh me down. But then I read this phrase. God makes all things new. It brings tears to my eyes, because it is grace. I don't have to do it all. I don't have to save the world, or our country, or my loved ones. God is in it. God's Spirit moves to heal, to lift up and to connect us to each other. Together we can love the world. Together we can love one another. God makes all things new!

"God Makes All Things New" is part of "Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayer Book" which will launch in August at the ELCA's Churchwide Gathering. Here's a link: ://go.augsburgfortress.org/hear-my-voice-a-prison-prayer-book.

* This painting is available for purchase at $250. Email me at RobynSandAnderson@gmail.com if interested. I will be posting more. This painting has SOLD.
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Hear My Voice: May 20, 2019

5/20/2019

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"Pray Without Ceasing"
Acrylic on Gessobord with 3/4" birch sides 12" x 12"
Wired to hang.

People speak about prayer from different perspectives. I remember feeling very uncomfortable with it in my teens and early twenties. It lined up with my own questions, doubts and wrestling with who this God is. Everyone has their own stories that color if they can even equate the notion of a Greater Power with the word God. Sometimes they use the word Universe or Light. Different languages and religions have different names for this Greater Power. Yahweh, Allah, and God are all names we've assigned to help our understanding. of something beyond ourselves. None of these names are adequate, because the Great Mystery is beyond our comprehension. I've come to learn and appreciate that some people experience God in nature, a newborn baby or in the beauty of music, poetry or art. I've also come to appreciate that prayer, sometimes formal, sometimes informal, is a conversation, a connection to that which we cannot fully understand but that we trust is behind, underneath and in front of all that exists.

This painting is an illustration of prayers for morning, noon and night in the Hear My Voice: Prison Prayer Book, Pray Without Ceasing. Is your life a prayer? Um, yeah, I don't feel like mine is...but I wonder what it would be like if I prayed without ceasing. Seems impractical and impossible. But what if we were more mindful of God throughout our day? What if we expressed gratitude daily? Would it change how we see and act in the world? My husband and I have started a gratitude bowl. I cut small pieces of paper and left some pens by this bowl. When I see it on the dining room table, I stop a moment and write something down, fold it and throw it in the bowl. It's a tangible reminder to give thanks. I've not run out of things yet! This painting, too, is a reminder of a mindfulness and awareness to connect with God and each other throughout the day, however you speak of this Love which surrounds us and is in us.

"Pray Without Ceasing" is part of "Hear My Voice: A Prison Prayer Book" which will launch in August at the ELCA's Churchwide Gathering. Here's a link: ://go.augsburgfortress.org/hear-my-voice-a-prison-prayer-book.

* This painting is available for purchase at $250. Email me at RobynSandAnderson@gmail.com if interested. I will be posting more. This painting has SOLD.

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