The Scala Foundation and Writing the Light are pleased to announce Rhythm & Light, a five-day residency in Byzantine icon painting with Dr. George Kordis. It will take place May 31 to June 4, 2027, at Princeton Theological Seminary.
To register, go to writingthelight.com
Dr. Kordis is one of the most important iconographers working today and has taught for more than 40 years. Through drawing, painting, demonstrations, and lectures, participants will study how line, rhythm, light, and color give the icon its movement and presence. The week offers something rare: sustained time to work alongside a master within a community of painters.
Tuition is €975 or the USD equivalent, and includes breakfast and lunch each day. Boards, paper, and pigments are provided. Rooms at a discounted rate are available on campus at the Erdman Center.
David Clayton, Margarita Clayton, and Dr. Kordis give public talks during the week.
Places are limited. Pre-register now to receive full details and to be told first when general registration opens: writingthelight.com
