These photos are from my self-portrait series Transcendence, which brings together gender diversity, spirituality, nature, mythology, and storytelling. Cai Quirk,…

The world is hard on all quilts, but it is especially hard on quilts like the ones that have been passed down in my family.

I once asked a group of Quaker artists whether their art was different from non-Quaker art.

What is Quakerly about my art? Or would I consider my artwork Quaker art?

I became an artist when I began to perform acts of aesthetic fury to decry gun violence.

About seven years ago I attended a Baltimore Yearly Meeting spiritual formation retreat where quite suddenly I realized that my “dabbling” in art needed to become more intentional.

I began a 100-day project in 2021 that has now stretched to more than 400 days of drawing or painting…

In my first years as a Quaker, my theater life stood in uncomfortable tension side-by-side with my faith.

Robert Valiente-Neighbours is a Quaker artist fascinated with the tensions of movement and stillness.

The author spent time with several Quaker artists, asking them about their art and spiritual practice during the pandemic.

It was the acute phase of the early pandemic, and many of us were longing for connection, community, and a way through.

My journeys as a lifelong Quaker, artist, and gender-diverse person are inextricably linked.