Round Hill
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Les Beaux Arts Gallery

It is central to Christianity, properly understood, that there is a resemblance, a relationship, between the beauty we experience in nature, in the arts, in a genuinely good person and in God; and that which tantalizes, beckons, and calls us in beauty has its origin in God.
                                               - Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford

Round Hill Community Church's art gallery provides a beauty that may touch us in many many ways. The artist expresses Truth that may or may not be communicated in words. Les Beaux Arts Gallery adds breadth and depth to what we experience in the worship and education at Round Hill Community Church.

Recent exhibits include Richard Levine's silkscreened portraits of rural village life in southern India; Arthur Hardigg's energetic and fluid drawings that were a "feast for the eye"; Thomas Berntsen's black and white photographs of "dancing leaves;" Carol Dixon's embroidered collages, photographs, and paintings emphasizing color and texture; Judith Cheng's paintings of dreamy landscapes and fantasy scenes; Leslie Mueller's mixed-media exhibition of angels; and Anne Strasberg's whimsical folk paintings.

The Gallery is located in the main hall just beyond the Sanctuary and is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to noon.

The curator of Les Beaux Arts Gallery at Round Hill Community Church is Church-member Mirella Joakim Hajjar, an art historian and professor of photography at Manhattanville College.

Each month a different artist from the tri-state area exhibits in our Gallery. If you are interested in becoming an exhibitor, please contact her at:  203-869-1091.