Art at the Cathedral
CURRENT EXHIBIT
A Gathering of Sisters 2
July 5 - August 30
LexArts HOP : Friday, July 17 from 5-8pm
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ART AT THE CATHEDRAL
is proud to host:
A Gathering of Sisters 2
“A Gathering of Sisters II”, the second in a series with Arthouse Kentucky featuring black Kentucky female artists, incorporates various mediums and approaches to art making and showcases how black women, despite various social, economic and cultural barriers, celebrate their own unique individual identities and artistic expressions while also raising up each other to forge a common-experience bond of sisterhood with one another. Participating artists include: Phyllis Spencer Alcorn, Sonja Brooks, Denise Estelle Brown, Deja Corvin, Yvette Stephens Crossing, M.D., Kim Dixon, Sheila Fox, Yolanda Kennison, LaNora Long, Barbara Tyson Mosley, Dana Muhammad and Diamond Richards. Lexington artist Lavon Williams created wood carvings for several of LaNora’s macramé. Special thanks to Mark Johnson at Arthouse Kentucky for inviting the artists and organizing the exhibit.
Arthouse Kentucky is a non-profit retail art gallery located in Lexington’s historic East End neighborhood and operated by Art Inc. Kentucky & Community Ventures. Learn more about Arthouse Kentucky and Community Ventures at www.arthousekentucky.org and www.cvky.org, respectively.
LexArts HOP
Friday, July 17, 5-8pm
Please join us for the next LexArts HOP, 5-8pm on Friday, July 17, for art, refreshments provided by the AATC, and live music.
Art at the Cathedral
Art at the Cathedral (AATC) is a voluntary committee made up of art lovers within the church and community. Our goal is to provide ‘sacred space’ for artists who feel that visual art is one of their modes of spirituality. Artists of many different faiths participate in the exhibits.
For more information on AATC, LexArts HOP, purchasing art, or participating in a future exhibit, please contact Mike Slone at mike@sblex.com.










AATC Lighting Fund
Jesse Mark was the founder of Art at the Cathedral and its inspiration and primary supporter for over 10 years. It was always his goal to upgrade the lighting in our art gallery to enhance the art to a professional level. Jesse died October 16 and his family has requested that contributions be made in his name toward the fulfillment of that goal. If you would like to make a contribution in Jesse's name for the AATC Lighting Fund, you can donate toward his memorial online via PushPay or mail a check made payable to Christ Church Cathedral to Melissa Petrey, Director of Finance, 166 Market St., Lexington, KY 40507.




















