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Videos You can attend MOBIA lectures, concerts and more 24 hours a day by visiting our YouTube channel. Below, watch the first installment of MOBIA’s Lectures and Conversation Series “One Stone Upon Another: The Temple of Jerusalem in Jewish & Christian Art,” presented May 23, 2010.
Transcripts and Downloadable Audio Files You can download a selection of lectures and essays that address the intersection of art, religion and culture. Check back here often for updates. http://mobia.org/resources/ena_heller_4-17-08.mp3 Dr. Ena Heller: What is Biblical Art? (MP3) http://mobia.org/resources/stephen_prothero_5-9-08.mp3 Dr. Stephen Prothero: Biblical Literacy in America (MP3) http://mobia.org//resources/dr_walter_hansen_lecture_on_the_prodigal_son_in_art.mp3 The Prodigal in Art, Literature and Theology February 14, 2008 Professor G. Walter Hansen, Fuller Theological Seminary Download MP3 Luce Symposium: Download PDF MOBIA and the Fordham Center on Religion and Culture’s two-day symposium on the Middle Ages and its relevance to today’s world. http://mobia.org/resources/sacred_city_of_three_faiths_mp3.mp3 Jerusalem: Sacred City of Two Faiths Panel discussion focusing on Jerusalem’s place as a sacret city, symbol, and spiritual capital for the three Abrahamic faiths. Panelist bios PDF \| Download MP3	Useful Links and Resources about Biblical Art The Episcopal Church and Visual Arts www.ecva.org Christians in the Visual Arts www.civa.org Chrysalis Seed Trust www.cs.org.nz The Center for Religious Inquiry, Saint Bartholomew’s Church www.stbarts.org/cri.htm Fordham Center on Religion and Culture, Fordham University www.fordham.edu/ReligCulture California Institute of Integral Studies www.ciis.edu Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA), Saint Louis University mocra.slu.edu The Pluralism Project, Harvard University www.pluralism.org
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Major support for MOBIA’s exhibitions and programs has been provided by the American Bible Society and by Howard and Roberta Ahmanson. Support for MOBIA’s operations has been provided, in part, by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts.