Earlier version, Monday 5 October
Pope Leo XIV receives artists and curators of "The Art of Possibility: Weaving Together" meeting
Culture
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Pope Leo XIV met with artists and curators participating in the meeting "The Art of Possibility: Weaving Together" at the Vatican Apostolic Palace. The meeting was organized by the Dicastery for Culture and Education.
During the audience, the pope thanked the participants for their recent collaboration with the Holy See, specifically citing the organization of the Venice Biennale Pavilion and various contemporary art projects. He highlighted the pavilion located in a women's prison on the island of Giudecca, noting that such projects allow the reality of prison life to teach something to the world of art.
The pope also referenced the motto of this year's Venetian Pavilion, which was inspired by Saint Hildegard of Bingen: "The Ear is the Eye of the Soul." He described art as an antenna that captures and makes audible the deep questions of the human heart.
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Earlier version, Monday 5 October
Pope Leo XIV receives artists and curators of "The Art of Possibility: Weaving Together" meeting
Earlier version, Monday 5 October
Pope Leo XIV receives artists and curators of the meeting “The Art of Possibility: Weaving Together”
Earlier version, Sunday 4 October
Pope Leo XIV receives artists and curators at Vatican Apostolic Palace
Earlier version, Sunday 4 October
Pope Leo XIV receives artists and curators of "The Art of Possibility: Weaving Together".
Earlier version, Sunday 4 October
Pope Leo XIV meets artists and curators
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