Question 1. Where do you see sacredness in the works above and below? 2. Does seeing Kermit and Miss Piggy in this context feel sacrilegious, funny, or both? 3. How does your reaction to this work change the longer you look at it? 4. Do these images of Christ feel familiar or distant? Why? 5. Do these angels protect, or do they need protecting? 6. What do we choose to look at and what do we choose to hide? 7. As you look at this drawing of the seminary and Mercedes’ Find Another Church beneath it, do you think it's possible to separate a symbol from the institution that uses it? 8. Why do you think we prioritized reframing these works? 9. What gives an artwork value? 10. If you could choose, where on campus would you display these paintings? 11. Is this painting more hopeful or painful? 12. What memories or associations does this work bring up for you? 13. Is this ark for the past, present, or future? 14. What ethical responsibilities do we have placing ancient artifacts in a religious environment that is far removed from their original cultural and geographic origins? 15. What are you carrying? 16. What moment in time does this photograph encapsulate? 17. Which fabric on the quilt did you notice first? Response * Name First Name Last Name Email Thank you for sharing your response!
