The Good Shepherd Institute of Pastoral Theology and Sacred Music for the Church, an Institute of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne (CTSFW), is hosting an art exhibit to mark the 500th anniversary of the first Lutheran hymn collection published in 1524. This exhibit, “Singing of Jesus Christ,” focuses on the central role of Christ's saving work as emphasized in the Lutheran chorales, particularly those written by Martin Luther. Artists were invited to create works inspired by one of four selected hymns from the 1524 collection, each penned by Luther:
These hymns, rich in imagery, offer a broad canvas for artistic interpretation, allowing artists to draw inspiration from any part of the hymn text. Each artwork submission will include a description of how the hymn influenced the piece, demonstrating a clear connection to the chosen hymn as a source of inspiration. The exhibit aims to blend theological discussion with artistic expression, celebrating the intersection of sacred music and visual arts.
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Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Mission, Co-Director of the Good Shepherd Institute Phone: (260) 452-2197 Email: [email protected]
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