Art of Faith™ is by diverse creatives and thinkers CREATING artistic renewal in church and culture. We believe God made art, and loves it even more than we do.

MAGAZINE

The church is no longer known for its contributions to the arts. AOF Magazine's purpose is to change that – not just in words, but in action.  

We're challenging mindsets that suppress creativity in the church, and the church from influencing society. We're featuring artists who raise the standard and influence masses, while studying the artist's role in shaping history. And we're exploring classic and contemporary art forms, so you can thoughtfully engage with artists and culture. 

And... we're doing it as entrepreneurs. We want to inspire you towards sustainability without compromising creativity. 

AOF Magazine is currently online and coming to print soon - follow @artoffaith for updates.

COMMUNITY

Unity is crucial to sustaining a movement such as this, and community is where it's demonstrated. AOF's desire is to unite and equip both communities and organizations for world-changing impact. 

LOCAL

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ONLINE

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This is a piece from Tokujin Yoshioka's exhibition, "Callier Time Art," on display in Shanghai's Power Station of Art in 2014. The exhibition explores evolving perspectives of time and space.
(2/3) We're resuming our curated series of artists making meaningful and innovative contributions to the arts. Our fifth installment features Tokujin Yoshioka, a Japanese designer and artist whose work mixes historical and avante-garde elements.
(1/3) Every once in a while, we share work from artists who inspire society through innovation. This is an installation by Japanese artist and designer Tokujin Yoshioka, titled "The Gate", from his exhibition, "Callier Time Art", exploring the perception of time. It is constructed of 150,000 transparent fibers.
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Community Feature | @sheilaatchleydesigns Tag #artoffaith and get featured here! — Sheila writes, "This piece is entitled 'Filled With Glory 4'. Inspired by our recent eclipse (we live in what was a path of almost 100% totality) I set to work the morning of August 21st to put the finishing touches on the first 'Filled With Glory'. After sharing the image to my IG feed, it sold in under a minute. So I put the finishing touches on a second one, and matted it up. It sold in under 10 minutes. I painted a third, after enjoying the eclipse with my grandchildren, and it sold in 5 minutes. Others asked to preorder and pay for eclipse art, sight unseen. This piece is the 4th, and I hope to finish two more this week. ⠀ People are so drawn to the goodness of God, written in the sky." —