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Christ Church Deer Park is on Yonge at Heath (NW corner) - a 5-minute walknorth of the St Clair subway. Street parking on Yonge, Heath. Municipal Parking off Heath is directly across from the church. Google map here»




PERFORMING ARTS at CCDP
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concerts
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RESOURCES
Art & Spirituality

Spirituality of Art

"What I like/don't like, or what I want hanging in my living room, are no longer the only ways I assess the value of art. And while I still admire technical skill, I have little patience for a show of skill that has no soul. What I want from art now is depth, I want it, like conversation and like life itself, to go beyond the superficial. And, like good conversation and life itself, I want art that has the potential to transform." - Lois Huey-Heck, from the introduction.

The Spirituality of Art by Lois Huey-Heck and Jim Kalnin - see excerpts online here »


artnewsblog.com»

Medieval Art & Architecture »

At The Gallery • 30 October 2011 - 13 November 2011
Felt Banner Workshop

The Gallery: Art has Transformative Power

October 30 - November 13, 2011 - paintings by Fatima Pardhan

I draw my Inspiration for my artwork through nature.

Whether admiring a brilliant sunset, or a magical full moon against a dark sky, any form of admiration of nature is a form of worship of the creator. Nature is indeed alive and there is a soul running through nature.

When creating artwork based on the beauty and mysticism of nature, people connect with one’s artwork. A beautiful piece of artwork has the ability to invoke a childhood memory or some experience from the past and make a connection with the audience. This is something which cannot be explained in words, but can be felt from deep within. Any piece of work that brings about joy, brightens one’s day, brings calm and serenity and lifts one’s spirits has transformative power!

When the audience connects with the artwork, they are able to feel the spirit with which the artist created the work and, in this way, they are therefore able to communicate with the Creator.


THE GALLERY: The Arthur Smith Room at CCDP


VISUAL ARTS & SPIRITUALITY at CCDP


The Art Gallery is a part of our Art and Spiritualilty program which strives towards building a wider community. Our Vision statement is: " CCDP is a place where genuine spirituality, like art is open and dynamic .... both are the hope of a world so badly in need of transformation."

"To send light into the darkness of men's hearts - such is the duty of the artist" - Robert Schumann

We look forward to bringing you a year full of engaging, awe-inspiring Art that will lead to reflection.

Interesting articles on art & spirituality on the web
  • Exploring the Connection Between Art and Spirituality - here »
  • Spirituality in Abstract Art by Pamela Schaeffer - here »
  • spirituality & contemporary art (on PBS) - here »

Town Crier: Art Show at CCDPCCDP Art Shows hit local Town Crier news
"Deer Park church showcases community art - Works of art by members of the Deer Park community are now on display at Christ Church" [July 2010]. Read article here »

MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is inherent in CCDP’s Mission Statement and builds on the strategic plan, GROWS.. Specifically:

  • To provide an opportunity for the community at large to share in the enriching experience of art;
  • To engage the community and artists within and beyond CCDP;
  • To create a gallery space where artists can exhibit their work for the appreciation of the community;
  • To create a programme that is self-sustaining and ongoing through sponsorships, patronages, donations and commissions on art sales.




Christ Church Deer Park - There's Life Here!
Christ Church Deer Park

1570 Yonge Street Toronto, ON M4T 1Z8

2 blocks north of St. Clair / NW corner of Yonge & Heath
a 5-minute walk from the St. Clair Station


Phone: 416-920-5211   |   Fax: 416-920-8400   |   email


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