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Thursday 23 April 2026, 6pm – 8.30pm
St Giles Cripplegate, Fore St, Barbican, London EC2Y 8DA
The A+C Awards were set up in 2003 to celebrate the exceptional quality of art and scholarship in religious art and design in the UK; they are open to all faiths. The 2026 Awards will be presented during an evening reception at St Giles Cripplegate, an historic church at the heart of the Barbican.
Your ticket includes a free drink and nibbles.
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 2pm to 4pm
Coventry Cathedral, Priory St, Coventry CV1 5AB
Join us for a tour of the art within Coventry Cathedral led by A+C director, Laura Moffatt and Louise Campbell, author of Coventry Cathedral: Art and Architecture in Post-War Britain. Revered as a exemplar of 20th-century commissioning, Coventry Cathedral holds exquisite and astonishing artworks from the huge tapestry by Graham Sutherland to the Eucharistic silverware. We’ll take you through the well-known and the less well-known!
Image: High Altar Cross © Geoffrey Clarke and The Dean and Chapter of Coventry Cathedral © Photo by Tim Eccleston
An A+C symposium in partnership with Norwich Cathedral coinciding with the exhibition ‘Living by the Rule: Contemporary meets Medieval’ (at the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich 16 May – 4 Oct)*
Speakers include:
Introduction by Canon Dr Peter Doll, Canon Librarian at Norwich Cathedral
Dr Jessica Barker FSA, Senior Lecturer in Medieval Art History at The Courtauld and Dr Ed Krčma, Associate Professor of Art History at the University of East Anglia, curators of ‘Living by the Rule’
Professor Andrew Bick, Professor of Contempory Art & Reinterpretation at University of Gloucester
‘Parallels in time; The Benedictine Rule, contemporary art, and their lived proximity.’
Dr Nicola Simpson, Research Fellow at Norwich University of the Arts
‘Performing the Rule: Benedictine Pattern Poems.’
Artists in residence from Norwich Cathedral.
Tickets include tea and coffee but not lunch (participants are invited to bring or buy their own at the cathedral’s excellent café)
*We are sorry the day does not allow for time to view the exhibition but hope that attendees might be able to do so on another day. A+C is also planning to hold its annual weekend retreat in Norfolk in September when viewing the exhibition will be part of the programme.
Saturday 27 June, 7pm to 8.30pm
All Saints’ Church, Tudeley, Kent
'I Remember (You) Changing' is a live performance with dance, speech and song developed and performed by Sarah White with acoustic singing by Donna Matthews, Jack Noutch and Kate Ryan. Moving between improvisation and choreography, the piece is a prayerful exhortation directed to multiple people at once and an attempt to communicate at the edges of language. The work draws from numerous sources, including a strange story of a talking donkey in the Bible. In this story, the she-donkey is more spiritually awake than the human prophet, and takes on human language in act of entangeled empathy.
The work has been adapted for All Saint's Church, Tudeley, responding to the stained glass windows by Marc Chagall and his returning motif of a donkey who appears throughout the windows. The donkey acts as a witness to the unfolding events.
The work was developed with support from a number of individuals, including Lizzi Kew Ross and Zoi Dimitriou.
Friday 18 September - Sunday 20 September 2026
A weekend of specially arranged tours, talks, and art including a performance of songs by Hildegard of Bingen, a lecture by Blanche Girouard, the exhibition ‘Living by the Rule’ and John Maddison’s expertise guidance around medieval churches in the city (as well as the cathedral).
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8 cards with envelopes (blank inside)
Featuring Beryl Dean’s Festal Frontal (detail), 1965 at King’s Lynn Minster.
Read more about this work on Ecclesiart.
Reproduced with kind permission of King’s Lynn Minster and The Beryl Dean Education Trust.
Suitable for Christmas and Easter greetings.
All proceeds from the sale of this card to to support the work of A+C.
A pack of Playing Cards of the 52 churches in the City of London built by the office of Sir Christopher Wren for Wren 300. The original images of the churches are papercuts designed by Chloe Campbell. Temple Bar and the Monument are the Jokers in the pack. Please order as soon as possible for the best chance of your cards arriving in time for Christmas.
Third Edition
52 Playing Cards / 2 Jokers
Poker (63 x 88mm) with 3mm radius corners.
Heretic 310gsm Smooth Black Cored Playing Card Board
Tuck Box - Poker Size (63 x 88mm)
The Third Edition playing cards have a Crimson red or blue ink image printed on the back of the playing cards. They make a pair with the previous editions that have a black ink image on the back of the playing cards.
About the Playing Cards
The First Edition of Wren 300 Playing Cards sold out at the Private View of Chloe Campbell and James Newton’s exhibition Wren on Paper. The playing cards are designed from papercuts which Chloe has drawn and cut out by by hand using a scalpel. She has used resources from London Metropolitan Archives and the Friends of the City Churches for the 19 churches that no longer exist and for St Mary Aldermanbury that was taken down and rebuilt in Fulton, Missouri, USA.
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