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8th Catholic Arts Biennial /
​Sept. 6 - October 29, 2021

Established in 2001 by the late Nathan Cochran, O.S.B., this juried international biennial features contemporary artists whose work explores Christian themes. 

Visitors are invited to view the Biennial's catalog and listen to a lecture offered by 2021 Biennial juror, Mr. David Brinker, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art at Saint Louis University. Brinker addresses what makes art 'Catholic' while also investigating what the Church can receive from the contemporary art world by bringing pieces from MOCRA's permanent collection into conversation with works from the Biennial. 
Image Above: Emma Anderson, St. Hildegard, screenprint, 14 x 11 in.

Music at Midday / Oct. 22

In collaboration with the Saint Vincent College Concert Series, the Verostko Center is proud to host JS Trio on Friday, October 22 @ 12:00 p.m. Stop by the Center or listen live right here to jazz improvisations performed by John Shannon on guitar, Cliff Barnes on organ, and  James Johnson III on drums. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, all guests are required to wear masks while indoors regardless of vaccination status. 

VCA Now Open

With safety protocols in place, we're happy to announce the Verostko Center for the Arts is now open to the public! To ensure the safety of our academic community, all guests must wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. Off-campus guests can make an appointment to visit the Center by emailing verostkocenter[at]stvincent.edu.
The VCA is proudly named for digital art pioneer, Roman Verostko. Learn more about Verostko's work, formative years at Saint Vincent, and signature process of using computer code for creative purposes.
The Verostko Center for the Arts cares for over 4,000 works of art ​ranging from ancient to contemporary. Your support can help us preserve these creative legacies for future generations.
Verostko Center for the Arts
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