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The Icon Museum and Study Center
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The Icon Museum and Study Center illuminates the art of the sacred icon for a global audience. It serves as a leading center for dialogue on icons as a diverse and living tradition. It inspires learning and understanding through innovative exhibitions, programs, and scholarship. Formerly the Museum of Russian Icons, founded in 2006 by Gordon B. Lankton.
Virtual Talk with Justin Willson: Printed Icons in the Early Slavic World
What might iconography gain by migrating to the page, and what might it lose? Explore this question with Museum Curator Justin Willson during his first virtual talk for The Icon Museum and Study Center.
Beginning in the seventeenth century prints with images of beloved cult icons and famous pilgrimage sites spread in the South and East Slavic worlds. Worried about the uptick in cheaply produced iconography, church leaders banned printed icons. Later, their rulings would be edited in pattern books that codified traditional craft knowledge. Printed icons raised new questions about paper as a support for sacred iconography. Was the printed icon simply a utilitarian device for promoting shrine...
Beginning in the seventeenth century prints with images of beloved cult icons and famous pilgrimage sites spread in the South and East Slavic worlds. Worried about the uptick in cheaply produced iconography, church leaders banned printed icons. Later, their rulings would be edited in pattern books that codified traditional craft knowledge. Printed icons raised new questions about paper as a support for sacred iconography. Was the printed icon simply a utilitarian device for promoting shrine...
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Museum of Russian Icons present Ethiopia: The Art of Cross-Cultural Exchange
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Ethiopia: The Art of Cross-Cultural Exchange with Dr. Christine Sciacca, Curator of European Art, 300-1400 CE The rich history of Ethiopian art has been explored in a handful of exhibitions over the past three decades; however, it has been studied primarily in isolation. While scholars have acknowledged that Ethiopia stands at a crossroads between the Mediterranean World, the Middle East, and I...
Museum of Russian Icons Lecture-Icons & Retablos: Images of Devotion
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The Museum of Russian Icons presents a lecture by Curator, Dr. Elizabeth Calil Zarur comparing Orthodox icons and Mexican retablos, devotional works of art with similar themes. This lecture was given at the opening reception for the exhibition Icons & Retablos: Images of Devotion, a collaboration between the Museum of Russian Icons and New Mexico State University.
Museum of Russian Icons presents the virtual lecture: Think of a Door with Zara Worth
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In this talk, artist and researcher Zara Worth discusses her research into the visual, symbolic, and metaphoric similarities between Eastern Orthodox icons and contemporary smartphones.
Virtual Lecture-Mary's Spirit: Icons of the Dormition and Other Haunting Presences
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This talk, by Brett Donohoe, PhD candidate at Harvard University in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, details the mystical, supernatural power that emanates from Orthodox icons. Using the depiction of the spirit of the Virgin Mary which appears in dormition icons as an invitation to the ghostly realm, this presentation will catalog different iconic apparitions across tradition...
Museum of Russian Icons presents: Why Icons Curve
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Visitors to the Museum of Russian Icons often ask why most of the icons are curved. Docent Dennis Sardella discusses the science behind this phenomenon.
Museum of Russian Icons 2022 Virtual Conference
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The Center for Icon Studies’ Third International Conference, The Visual Culture of Iconoclasm and Atheism, took place on June 10 & 11, 2022, and was organized and sponsored by the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton, MA (USA). The conference was presented in conjunction with the exhibition Images of Atheism: The Soviet Assault on Religion, curated by conference chair Dr. Wendy Salmond. 00:00 Int...
Museum of Russian Icons
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Dr. Wendy Salmond is a scholar of Russian and early Soviet art, architecture, and design and a professor at Chapman University. She discusses Soviet religious propaganda at the opening reception of Images of Atheism: The Soviet Assault on Religion, an exhibition she curated in 2022 at the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton, Massachusetts, USA.
Icons in the Modern World: A new way of seeing
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The tradition of iconography manifests a radical way of seeing material creation, as an expression of divine love and transfigured by God incarnate. In this talk, iconographer Aidan Hart explores how icons manifest this vision in their form as well as in their subject matter.
Virtual Lecture-Tolstoy: Many Faces of Love
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Anna Karenina (1878) deals with politics, philosophy, psychology, and ethics, but most profoundly with the nature of love. In this novel, Tolstoy posed poignant questions about passion, women’s rights, and views on adultery but left most of them tantalizingly unresolved. While the novel will be the centerpiece of this conversation, the lecture will also examine how Tolstoy treated the topic bef...
Virtual Lecture-The 16:9 Icon: Cinema and Orthodox Spirituality
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Joining the Museum of Russian Icons from Australia, Byzanfest International Orthodox Film Festival Founder Christopher Vlahonasios will examine what makes an Orthodox film “Orthodox” and key components that differentiate it from other genres.
The Three Paradoxes of the Contemporary Icon with Dr. Clemena Antonova
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The Museum of Russian Icons presents this virtual lecture with Dr. Clemena Antonova, guest curator of the exhibition Icons for our Time: Orthodox Art from Around the World.
Museum of Russian Icons interview with Dr. Todor Mitrovic
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Museum of Russian Icons Director of Interpretation, Amy Consalvi, interviews artist and professor Dr. Todor Mitrovic. Dr. Mitrovic painted a contemporary version of The Secret Supper for the Museum's exhibition, Icons for our Time: Orthodox Art from Around the World.
Interpreting an Icon with Ouresis Todorovich
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Interpreting an Icon with Ouresis Todorovich
"Living with the Atomic Bomb: 1945-1965" with Curator Michael Scheibach, PhD
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Michael Scheibach, PhD, historian, author, and curator of Atomic Alert!, presents a multimedia talk on the impact of the atomic bomb on the nation’s government policy, military strategy, civil defense programs, and individual citizens during the early Cold War. In this presentation, Scheibach examines the government’s civil defense efforts at the national, state, and local levels; the role of m...
Lecture: Painting the Virtues of the Czar
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Lecture: Painting the Virtues of the Czar
Gordon B. Lankton Celebration of Life
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Gordon B. Lankton Celebration of Life
"Living with the Atomic Bomb: 1945-1965" with Curator Michael Scheibach, PhD
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"Living with the Atomic Bomb: 1945-1965" with Curator Michael Scheibach, PhD
Lecture: How Women Must Write: The “Forced Marriage” Scandal with Professor Olga Peters Hasty
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Lecture: How Women Must Write: The “Forced Marriage” Scandal with Professor Olga Peters Hasty
Museum of Russian Icons Artist Lecture-Pysanka: Symbol of Renewal
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Museum of Russian Icons Artist Lecture-Pysanka: Symbol of Renewal
A Byzantine Princess in Moscow: The Life and Art of Sophia Palaiologina
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A Byzantine Princess in Moscow: The Life and Art of Sophia Palaiologina
The Russian Alternative to French Perfume: The History of Soap Making in Russia
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The Russian Alternative to French Perfume: The History of Soap Making in Russia
Museum of Russian Icons interview with artist Alexander Gassel
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Museum of Russian Icons interview with artist Alexander Gassel
Museum of Russian Icons presents Byzantium and Russia: Two Cultures, Intertwined
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Museum of Russian Icons presents Byzantium and Russia: Two Cultures, Intertwined
Christmas with the Romanovs: A virtual lecture with Nicholas B.A. Nicholson
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Christmas with the Romanovs: A virtual lecture with Nicholas B.A. Nicholson
The Museum of Russian Icons and Wende Museum present a discussion with Anne Bobroff-Hajal
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The Museum of Russian Icons and Wende Museum present a discussion with Anne Bobroff-Hajal
Museum of Russian Icons presents Visual Representations of Russian History
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Museum of Russian Icons presents Visual Representations of Russian History
Museum of Russian Icons Russian Lacquer Boxes
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Museum of Russian Icons Russian Lacquer Boxes
Great research wonderful presentation ❤
Those Afros are of black ppl! When God cracks that sky, yall in trouble.
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Why can’t these videographers ever understand Audio is important, this is terrible
Mary as spirit... Does this suggest the icon Mary as a sort of breath of fresh air, an aspiration in anima (not animus...)
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Muchas gracias ha sido precioso saber de las costumbres de nuestros queridos y Santos martires Reales Romanov desde España saludos
Such a lovely presentation - filled with meaningful information and true veneration. Icons are timeless and strangely beautiful.
ST George was indeed Orthodox and Greek himself, same as Zoe Sophia Paleologina, and it was highly usual, as icons are still present in the monuments of "Byzantium" which is now in modern day Turkey and beyond this location, all the way in the east including Jerusalem and Palestine, evidence-based in churches built by St Helena herself also Greek and Orthodox. It still is very common to this very day! She, Zoe Sophia Paleologina, was Greek Orthodox, like St George, no matter what the Pope wanted her to be or St George to be and no matter where they, either of them, were geographically located, or their circumstances, THANK CHRIST. The models of Russian Orthodoxy were in the Eastern Roman Empire, as evidenced in the definitive pictures you use of St Peters Basilica in western Rome at the time, which are different, hence the word Basilica which defines that architecture meaning tiled two sided roof and not a dome shape. Although Basilica style churches are also found in Greece and /or the east. Although the word Tsar is derived from the word Ceasar being bit common in Western and Eastern Rome.
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Papacy's greatest miscalculation! :DDD
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Thank you. Very interesting!
Where can we buy good Russian boxes in the U.S.?
Stolen ancient artifacts from my ancient ancestors in America..Stolen out of the state of Utah. And many other locations in America.
Be quite you culture vulture. Find another culture to leech off
Really interesting! Thank you so much ❤
Icons are curve when the wood is not properly dried. The question is why the Museum doesn't change it. It is possible.
Very insightful! Great material!
They were all black
This was so helpful, thank you so much!!!
Well done and thank you.
Interesting
One hell of a good manager, friend and greatest human person.
WHY DO EUROPEANS WHITE WASH ALL OF THE ART ANOTHER FORM OF WHITE SURPREAMCY. SHAME, SHAME!!!
Thank you for this! Fascinating!
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Fabulous discussion and questions. Thank you.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. Thank you for this very interesting video.
Thank you Museum of Russian Icons for having Dr. Todor Mitrovic interviewed. The ideas he’s articulating are extremely important for the authentic and living development of the icon painting tradition today. Thank you Todor for all of your research, taking risks, and daring to experiment towards expanding stylistic perimeters!
I watched this because I was interested in finding out about Russian pysanky as I did not think that this is part of Russian culture only to find that information about Ukrainian pysanky has been filmed here under the heading of Russian icons! I know that some people will immediately accuse me with bringing politics into art and culture but that is the reality of the actual propagandistic hybrid war as well as an actual war that is being inflicted against Ukraine by Russia. Putin claims that Ukrainians and Russians are one people. Ukrainians say they are not. Russia has been appropriating Ukrainian cultural treasures and traditions foe centuries. This is why I am incensed about the Ukrainian artist here discussing Ukrainian traditions and styles of pysanky. This is NOT the platform for this!. If Russians do not have a strong tradition of pysanky, then lets not have this video under the auspices of Russian Icons. What about the Russian pysanka then?!!!
1 Maccabees 3:48 And laid open the book of the law, wherein the heathen had sought to paint the likeness of their images. 2 Thessalonians 2:4 Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God.
Rabbi Yerachmiel Shapiro: "the Book of Maccabees is not in the Jewish Bible. Amazingly, it is found in the Christian version of the Old Testament. The Tanach, or Jewish Bible, is an abbreviation of Torah, Nevi’im, and Ketuvim. Torah is the Five Books of Moses, which you would find in the Torah scroll. Nevi’im are the Prophets, including Samuel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and our favorite, Elijah, who has been drinking our seder wine as long as anyone can remember. Ketuvim are the scriptures, which include the megillot like Esther and Ruth, wisdom books like Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, and many of our prayers in the book called Psalms. All these books were solidified, sanctified and canonized into our Tanach sometime around 400 B.C.E., give or take 100 years, by a group of the first “proto-rabbis” who were called the Anshe Knesset Hagadolah, the Men of the Great Assembly. Consider them the generation that biblical times ended with and post-biblical times began; the generation when prophets ended and rabbis began. You have them to thank for Purim, the Silent Amidah, as well as most of our ancient prayers. If they sealed up the Jewish Bible by 200 B.C.E. or so, there’s no wonder why the Book of Maccabees didn’t make the cut. The story of Chanukah started in 167 B.C.E. when Antiochus put statues of Zeus in the Temple, sacrificed pigs and forbade Bris Milah. The poor Book of Maccabees missed the cut by less than 100 years. The tragedy for the Book of Maccabees gets worse. The book of the Maccabees gets lost. Like all of our ancient books, the Book of Maccabees was originally written in Hebrew but over the years - because of persecution, exiles and book burnings - the Hebrew version was lost, and the text only survived in a translation made into Greek called the Septuagint."
The Orthodox Christians have only exalted Christ Almighty and have provided humanity the example of this from the ages unto the ages, Amen. Including praising the Maccabees.
They are beautiful images
Two years ago.. & Vladimir Putin has declared the truth!
@y144k I'm sure it only concerned black people Black narcissist
5:26- until scared the holy water out of me😳. Forgot I stopped watching and that’s just the dang moment I would come back In 🙄😂😱
Great Job! Very informative!
Nicholas and his children were all lookers. Except the Tsarina.
What is the best way to display these lacquer boxes? I have some lovely ones that I would like to display on a wall but I am nervous about using any method that might put pressure on or otherwise potentially lead to damage of the boxes.
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According to the series, several people (some accompanying her) were “commissioned” to assassinate Sophia if she ”failed” to “Romanize” the Rus church.
Thank you Nicolas once again
Thank you Nicolas once again
THANK YOU!!! FASCINATING! Subscribed!
Christmas with the Romanovs, how wonderful. I can smell roast pig, pine and French perfume. I hear an Orthodox pray, the clink of crystal, laughter and whispers. I also hear sadly the rumble outside the palace.
Treasures to love!
This museum staff seems so knowledgeable, welcoming, and friendly. I am looking forward to visiting this museum. My undergrad is in Art History.
I soooo want to visit this museum!
Аmong all, there are many Ukrainian icons
Where is that museum located?????
203 Union Street, Clinton, Massachusetts
Mr. Nicholson is such a great presenter, thank you for sharing!
This is fantastic, thank you!
Really lovely thank you so much Dennis!
Thank you, Emma. Sorry I missed your comment the first time around!