The process of creating art has long been associated with the sacred. Artists who answer this call seek to express what is profound, making sacred art institute, a reflection and pursuit.
We are a small faith-based art community brought together by a shared commitment to expressing sacred themes. Our mission is to use creativity to uplift those afflicted by violence, discrimination, and hatred. We believe in the healing power of art and dedicate ourselves to easing the burdens of injustice through our creative expression.
Portrait Section info below Portrait - For hundreds of years, portrait painting has introduced viewers to both the likenesses and the life stories of notable individuals. While many artists would prefer to paint landscapes, portraiture has often been the source of artists’ livelihood. The Renaissance produced some of the most exquisite portraits in history, but we need not dwell strictly on the past. Today’s contemporary portrait artists continue to create remarkable studies of people in a wide variety of settings. Even without the dramatic, flowing fabrics of earlier eras,
Acrylic painting by Virginia Broderick ©Copyright 2010
Acrylic painting by Virginia Broderick ©Copyright, 2010
3’ sculpture by Timothy Hooton of Albuquerque © 2002 Timothy Hooton
3' sculpture at the Shrine of St. Bernadette Albuquerque, NM ©Copyright 2002 Timothy Hooton
By 6' sculpture by Timothy Hooton of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2018 TImothy Hooton
By Serigraph by Navajo Artist, RC Gorman ©Copyright 1979 RC Gorman
By Brother Robert Lentz, OFM
(Florencita) by RC Gorman ©Copyright 2009 RC Gorman
Written by Father Bill McNichols of Albuquerque Acrylic Writing by a NM renowned iconographer ©Copyright William Hart McNichols
by Timothy Hooton of Albuquerque Bronze, three feet high ©Copyright 2002 Timothy Hooton
(Paper-cutting) by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 1986 Dan Paulos
LIFE-SIZE STATUE OF SAINT BERNADETTE AT LOURDES, FRANCE ©Copyright 2015 Timothy Hooton
Wood carving by Marian Ulc of Poland ©Copyright 2015 Marian Ulc
Wood carving by Marian Ulc of Poland ©Copyright 2015 Marian Ulc
Hand-pulled lithograph by RC Gorman of Taos, NM ©Copyright 2012 RC Gorman
Hand-pulled serigraph by John August Swanson of California ©Copyright 2014 John August Swanson
by Elzbieta Kaleta of Albuquerque ©Copyright 1998 Elzbieta Kaleta
by Sister Gemma, OCD of Tokyo ©Copyright 1986 Carmel of Tokyo
Woodcut by Brother Placid Stucke Schneider, OSB Saint John's Abbey ©Copyright 1981 Saint John's Abbey, MN
Oil on canvas by Leo Neufeld ©Copyright 2010 Leo Neufeld
Oil on canvas by Leo Neufeld of Albuquerque ©Copyright 1988 Leo Neufeld
Oil on canvas by Leo Neufeld © 2021 Leo Neufeld of Albuquerque
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2024 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2025 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2024 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©2023 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2022 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2019 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2021 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos ©Copyright 2019 Dan Paulos
by Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright Dan Paulos
by George Scicluna of Malta ©Copyright 2001George Scicluna
Serigraph by Corita Kent, IHM ©Copyright 1979 Corita Kent
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1953 Corita Kent
by Dan Paulos ©Copyright 2019 Dan Paulos
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1985
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1951 Corita Kent
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1955 Corita Kent
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1985 Corita Kent
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©1952 Corita Kent
(Serigraph) by Corita Kent ©Copyright 1953 Corita Kent
By Dan Paulos of Albuquerque ©Copyright 2026 Dan Paulos
