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On the Probability of Christ’s Delight in Our Boys Occasionally Whacking People with Their Fronds..., Katie Hartsock, Issue 120 It is likely it is ample. Who hasn’t needed a gentle, or less than, dash of green against their cheek? For the whole poem: buff.ly/LYYodRX

Welcome Ashley Rodriguez to the Glen! This seminar, inspired by Ash's book, encourages you to view yourself as an integral part of nature and empowers you to make sustainable choices that nourish both yourself and the planet. See below for more details: buff.ly/YsBBi4W

Good Friday in Brooklyn by Burke Gerstenschlager [T]here they are, processing past our apartment.... It is Good Friday, the day of Christian upheaval and ruined expectations, and in a moment, my...Brooklyn street transforms.... Finish reading here: buff.ly/6Q3dGnE

He is Risen! Easter Pantoum John Terpstra | Issue 73 In a church in a city on the edge of the world The risen Christ dances Over the heads of the congregants Who are also dancing... Read the rest here: buff.ly/FthKMbJ

Do you want to engage both your curiosity and spiritual practices in creating art? Join Lanecia Rouse (LAR Art Studio) at the Glen Workshop in July for her visual arts class and create contemplative mixed-media collage. Find details here: buff.ly/PfWumPx

Image will host an online event celebrating the release of "Makers by Nature," a new book by visual artist, author, and educator Bruce Herman. He will be conversing with Image contributor and art historian Katie Kresser. Details and registration here: buff.ly/xHz7pPs

"The reality is that art has always been a source of enchantment and a change agent in human life. It has a catalytic impact on both the artist and the audience" (Ted Gioia in Image issue 124). Read his full interview with Joshua Stamper here: buff.ly/8iDJSjm

Only 74 days until The Glen! We would love to see you there. buff.ly/kRkvRSP

“Art is the highest form of hope.” ― Gerhard Richter Consider investing in your journey of hope in this world-weary season. Come to the Glen. More Glen details here: buff.ly/kRkvRSP

"...when I am weary, singing helps me to stand, and when I am sad, it is kind company." To read "Shaped for People: Sacred Harp Singing in the Age of AI" by Mary Margaret Alvarado (Mia Alvarado) in Image Issue 124, go to: buff.ly/Br46jfl

Last chance to register! Our online event celebrating the release of "Makers by Nature," by Bruce Herman is this Thursday at 1 pm Pacific. He will be conversing with Image contributor and art historian Katie Kresser. Details and registration here: buff.ly/xHz7pPs

Now accepting Glen scholarship applications! We know that many of you may wish to come—or know others who would benefit from attending—but financial barriers may prove an obstacle. Please apply for a Glen scholarship, now through May 24. image.formstack.com/forms/glen_sch…

We are now accepting scholarship applications for limited full and partial scholarships to the Glen. Recipients can expect to serve during the Glen Workshop as a Glen Fellow. We carefully consider each entry. Applications will be accepted through May 24: buff.ly/yCZSB7U

Image is seeking writing and art on the theme of kitchens for a special issue to be published late September 2025. Submissions are due June 1. Find details here: buff.ly/k9WbQSF

In a world pushing us to be busy producers and consumers, we invite you to a slower pace. Every quarter we deliver full-color visual art and world-class writing from accomplished contemporary writers and artists. Now’s a great time to subscribe: buff.ly/MF0p3Y5

In case you missed our live event, tune in to our celebration of artist Bruce Herman's latest book, "Makers by Nature." Bruce is joined by art historian, author, and professor Katie Kresser. The two share a wide-ranging conversation on art and faith: buff.ly/if48iGy

In case you missed our live event, tune in to our celebration of artist Bruce Herman's latest book, "Makers by Nature." Bruce is joined by art historian, author, and professor Katie Kresser. The two share a wide-ranging conversation on art and faith: buff.ly/if48iGy

Only 46 days until the Glen! Now's the time to register: buff.ly/TrvJwZw

Rick Archer, the architect of record for Ellsworth Kelly's secular chapel Austin, on grief as a prerequisite of architectural appreciation: Was Ellsworth sad? I never got that from him: ...you don’t get weighed down by his work; you feel lifted by it. buff.ly/xXlJvO0

I am the faint of heart for whom so much is not for. I am the feint from hard-bent wind, harder core. I would be harder if could, if called, inclined... Read the rest of Anna Lena Phillips Bell's (Anna Lena @aproflection.bsky.social ) poem "Not for the" from Issue 124 here: buff.ly/AnNdjhf