But he never studied art, and didn't start making it until he was in his 70s, after he said he had a dream in which God told him to draw. Here's how Yoakum saw the entry into Pearl Harbor in Hawaii: ...

SCRIPTURES & ART: Dreams are St. Joseph’s places of encounter with the Lord. Antonio Ciseri, “The Dream of St. Joseph,” 19th Century (photo: Public Domain) John Grondelski Blogs December 18 ...

Andrea K. Scott writes about “What I Saw,” a MOMA retrospective of radiant, otherworldly landscape drawings by Joseph E. Yoakum, an eighty-year-old Black Army veteran and outsider artist from ...

Apart from Joseph’s dreams in our parsha, the Tanakh teaches that dreams are the medium through which G-d communicates with humans (with the exception, of course, of Moses).

Joseph’s astonishing dreams do have a direct source in his past, particularly the traumatic encounter with Esau and his 500 armed men, in which his terrified family all bow down to Esau ...

CMPAC’s production of Joseph is playing until April 6. You should definitely “go, go, go” and see it. CMPAC will be concluding their 52nd season with Saturday Night Fever (May 4-18).