This presentation ran the gamut of entertaining pieces from jazz dance, modern dance, a variety of Christian and mainstream musical numbers including full band, and vocal and guitar duets, and a reading by a published author. The theme of the night was Love, human and divine.

The venue was Winnipeg's The Meeting Place, which was a good fit with the evenings post-modern take on the arts and its po-mo feel. It wasn't an overtly Christian evening although the God influences were there. It was indeed an examination of the various types of love, human longing, desire, married love, and glimpses into the deep love of God.

The goal of the evening besides a Valentine's Look at love was to let authentic heart art speak to the souls of all those in attendance whether Christian or pre-Christian. While grounded obviously in the evangelical theological tradition, the methodology is one of creating honest and revealing and indisputable quality art.

While Masterworks Studio may be best known for its dance and outward arts programmes, it nonetheless delves deeper into support and development for all types of visual, musical, and performing arts. This support in many areas can be seen as well needed for artists of all types who are may feel disconnected from Christian artists issues, and need an additional supports, to reach another level of artistic endeavour.

http://www.masterworksstudio.org

by Charles Morrison