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GALLERIES:
- NY Jews outraged by "pussy" in the window at gallery (Gothamist)
- Christian Artists in Florida create for 7 days (St. Petersburg Times)
- Pittsburgh gallery to challenge distinctions between Islamic and Western art (ABNA)
- Florida antique store for religious art zealots of all kinds (Delmarva Now)
- NY Art Dealer to Publish James Frey's book on drunken Jesus (New York Magazine)
- Japan Society reframes view of contemporary Japanese art (Antiques & Art Online)
- New appraisal training scholarship announced (ArtFixx Daily)
- Baltimore antique store's religious window (Baltimore Sun)
- Greece blocks sale of religious icons in Netherlands (Expatica)
- Texas artist is a "glass" act (Standard Times)
- Catholic altar gets "afterlife" across the river (Telegraph Herald)
- Author Beth Booram speaks on "The Face of Jesus in Art" at Methodist church in Indianapolis
- Presbyterians imagining the Bible by Lego (Patch)
- For some Chicago Christians, there's only the King James Bible (Chicago Tribune)
- Ample supply of Japanese shrines in Hawaii, USA (San Francisco Chronicle)
- Indian state halts destruction of shrines (Times of India)
- Pastor's lesson from Texas Sculpture (Appeal-Democrat)
- Iranian Guardians bring peace to holy shrines (Iran Times)
- Rebuilt Iraqi Mosque lifts spirits and fans flames (The New York Times)
- Crystal Cathedral in another controversy (Los Angeles Times)
- Church art show inspires Michigan Pastor Rob Bell's controversial new book (USA Today)
- Website launched for one of India's most popular shrines (SYFI News)
- 5 things you should know about the Bible (Huffington Post)
- Nominees for Christian musical artist awards announced (The Examiner)
- The commercialization of Yoga inspires new India styled Borat film (IFC)
- Violent religious art is subject for French foundation (ArtInfo)
- Russia orders return of religious icons from Massachusetts museum (The Telegram)
- Denver Art Museum exhibits, "I Have Never Read the Bible" (California Literary Review)
- National Gallery presents devotional works from the Netherlands (The Telegraph)
- Texas' Ellen Noel Art Museum collects donation from Union Pacific (Odessa America)
- Wisconsin's Chazen Museum's Russian religious icons now on display (Art Daily)
- Connecticut artist, Melissa Croghan's artwork is a reminder of religious liberty (The Patch)
- Haitian Photo Exhibit on view in Louisiana arts center (The Times Picayune)
- Smithsonian to restore Thomas Jefferson's Bible (Washington Post)
- French Foundation for violent religious art (Art Info)
- New religious art acquisition to the Cleveland Museum of Art (ArtDaily)
- Georges Roualt's "Miserere et Guerre" in St. Louis (MoCRA Newsletter)
- New Jersey's Puffin Cultural Forum presents exhibit on the "Costs of War" (Press Release)
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