February New to You Art Sale
The New to You February Art Sale annually the entire month. We accept Art donations, which includes used framed art, jewelry, knick-knacks, old silver, pottery, sculptures, carved pieces and cherished old items all year long.
100% of proceeds goes to Turning Point of Bradenton, Fla. A nonprofit that helps people facing homelessness.
Last February, the New to You Art Sale raised $12,000 for Turning Point of Bradenton.
100% of proceeds goes to Turning Point of Bradenton, Fla. A nonprofit that helps people facing homelessness.
Last February, the New to You Art Sale raised $12,000 for Turning Point of Bradenton.
Christina Hales
Making Past Present: Icons as Windows into Eternity
An Exhibition of Byzantine-Style Christian Icons by Christine Hales
All Angels Church will host Making Past Present, an exhibition of Byzantine-style Christian icons by artist and iconographer Christine Hales, from March 1 through April 30, 2026. The exhibition explores the enduring power of sacred art to connect contemporary viewers with the theological and spiritual traditions of the ancient Church.
Featuring Stations of the Cross alongside icons of saints from various centuries, the exhibition invites reflection during the Lenten season on Christ’s Passion and the believer’s place within the communion of saints. Drawing upon the visual traditions of Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Byzantine cultures, Hales’ work demonstrates how modern Christian art remains deeply rooted in historical continuity and sacred symbolism.
An Exhibition of Byzantine-Style Christian Icons by Christine Hales
All Angels Church will host Making Past Present, an exhibition of Byzantine-style Christian icons by artist and iconographer Christine Hales, from March 1 through April 30, 2026. The exhibition explores the enduring power of sacred art to connect contemporary viewers with the theological and spiritual traditions of the ancient Church.
Featuring Stations of the Cross alongside icons of saints from various centuries, the exhibition invites reflection during the Lenten season on Christ’s Passion and the believer’s place within the communion of saints. Drawing upon the visual traditions of Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Byzantine cultures, Hales’ work demonstrates how modern Christian art remains deeply rooted in historical continuity and sacred symbolism.
