J. Kirk Richards's guest appearances

J. Kirk Richards

A Thoughtful Faith - Mormon / LDS

Mormon Channel Daily | MP3 | ENGLISH

Zion Art Podcast

The Dialogue Journal

The Cricket and Seagull Fireside Chat

In Her Image: Finding Heavenly Mother in Scripture, Scholarship, the Arts, & Everyday Life

Carl Bloch

Rita Wright

Joseph Smith

Dorothea Lange

Dennis Smith

Howard Lyon

Emily Thomas

Wendy Ulrich

Gordon B. Hinckley

Jenny Oaks Baker

Jane Clayson Johnson

Brad Wilcox

Gerald Lund

Mack Wilberg

Dean Hughes

OwlTail

J Kirk Richards is a LDS artist working in oil paints. He has painted over 2,300 works of art in 23 years and his work engages with themes of antiquity, religion, spirituality, equality, and love. His art is featured at Deseret book as well as found in the Girls' and Boys' guides to Heavenly Mother books.  Since the beginning of his career as an artist, the feminine divine has been a popular theme for him.  Kirk shares with us his beliefs about Heavenly Mother, how he connects with Her and how God works through him as he paints.  We discuss the attributes he feels he has gained from both the women in his life and from our Mother God, particularly that of listening with empathy, yearning and working for equality and loving without judgement.   There are many ways to follow Kirk's work including his instagram page @jkirkrichards.  You can visit his art galleries and various shows throughout the year, as well as his art academy with both in person and virtual options.    ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inherimage/support

J Kirk Richards is a LDS artist working in oil paints. He has painted over 2,300 works of art in 23 years and his work engages with themes of antiquity, religion, spirituality, equality, and love. His art is featured at Deseret book as well as found in the Girls' and Boys' guides to Heavenly Mother books. Since the beginning of his career as an artist, the feminine divine has been a popular theme for him. Kirk shares with us his beliefs about Heavenly Mother, how he connects with Her and how God works through him as he paints. We discuss the attributes he feels he has gained from both the women in his life and from our Mother God, particularly that of listening with empathy, yearning and working for equality and loving without judgement. There are many ways to follow Kirk's work including his instagram page @jkirkrichards. You can visit his art galleries and various shows throughout the year, as well as his art academy with both in person and virtual options. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inherimage/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inherimage/support</a>

79.  What the Goddess Teaches Us with Artist J. Kirk Richards

Bruce Hixson Smith

In this episode, Dr. Micah Christensen discusses Woman Taken in Adultery (2002) by Bruce Hixson Smith with the renowned artist J. Kirk Richards. And they discuss the important work done by Richards' Vision of the Arts Fund raising money for arts education among members of the LDS Church.  Learn more about the Vision of the Arts Fund to purchase works at auction or contribute to educating artists at visionofthearts.org Bruce Hixson Smith (Utah, b. 1936) Woman Taken in Adultery (2002). Mixed media on canvas. Church Museum of History &amp; Art. Not currently on display.  Bruce Hixon Smith (b. Utah, 1936) Woman Taken in Adultery (1993) Lithograph. Bruce Hixon Smith (b. Utah, 1936) Bait (n.d.) Oil on canvas. 53x48 inchesPrivate collection. Permalink

In this episode, Dr. Micah Christensen discusses Woman Taken in Adultery (2002) by Bruce Hixson Smith with the renowned artist J. Kirk Richards. And they discuss the important work done by Richards' Vision of the Arts Fund raising money for arts education among members of the LDS Church.  Learn more about the Vision of the Arts Fund to purchase works at auction or contribute to educating artists at <a href="http://visionofthearts.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">visionofthearts.org</a> Bruce Hixson Smith (Utah, b. 1936) Woman Taken in Adultery (2002). Mixed media on canvas. Church Museum of History &amp; Art. Not currently on display.  Bruce Hixon Smith (b. Utah, 1936) Woman Taken in Adultery (1993) Lithograph. Bruce Hixon Smith (b. Utah, 1936) Bait (n.d.) Oil on canvas. 53x48 inchesPrivate collection. <a href="https://www.zionartsociety.org/podcast/2017/4/12/ep-01-j-kirk-richards-discusses-woman-taken-in-adultery-by-bruce-hixon-smith" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Permalink</a>

J. Kirk Richards discusses "Woman Taken in Adultery" by Bruce Hixson Smith

What if you wanted to paint the being you worship? You might worry that you don’t have the skill, but what about an even more basic consideration; is it right to even try? If you do try, then what kind of representation should you use?  Classical, realistic, or abstract?  You’ll find all these questions and a lot more to think about and see in this excerpt from J. Kirk Richards’ recent keynote address at the 2013 conference of The Association for Mormon Letters, titled, “Seek Ye the Face of Christ: Considerations in Depicting the Savior.” And, because it’s such a visual presentation, we’ve made this a video podcast.  Click here to view the presention. That’s this week on The Cricket and Seagull.

What if you wanted to paint the being you worship? You might worry that you don’t have the skill, but what about an even more basic consideration; is it right to even try? If you do try, then what kind of representation should you use?  Classical, realistic, or abstract?  You’ll find all these questions and a lot more to think about and see in this excerpt from <a href="http://www.jkirkrichards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">J. Kirk Richards</a>’ recent keynote address at the 2013 conference of <a href="http://www.aml-online.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Association for Mormon Letters</a>, titled, “Seek Ye the Face of Christ: Considerations in Depicting the Savior.” And, because it’s such a visual presentation, we’ve made this a video podcast.  <a href="http://traffic.libsyn.com/skperry/cs-jkirkrichards2013.m4v" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to view the presention</a>. That’s this week on The Cricket and Seagull.

Seek Ye the Face of Christ - J. Kirk Richards