We’re looking forward to hosting you in Philadelphia this week! Most of the conference staff are already here, preparing for your arrival on Monday. A few notes about this week.  Here’s the Philadelphia weather forecast for our event. Chance of…

Dillon Gallery is pleased to announce the mid-career retrospective monograph of internationally renowned artist and one of next week’s Bifrost Arts “The Cry of the Poor” Conference presenter, Makoto Fujimura. The exhibition of new works coincides with the publication of Golden Sea,…

This is a guest blog post by Brother Emmanuel. Brother Emmanuel is from the ecumenical Taizé Community in Taizé, France. “United to the Source of all Mercy: From Worship to Community” Wishing to be a reflection of God’s mercy requires to be ourselves united to……

Bifrost Arts is excited to announce that Sister Mary Grace will join us in Philadelphia for our upcoming conference. Her work will be on exhibit and available for purchase. Sister Mary Grace Thul graduated from the University of Cincinnati, College of…

Read an interview with Isaac Wardell on Hopeful Realism about our upcoming conference–and get another sneak peak at the new Bifrost Arts album!

Hear a track from the new Bifrost Album, “He Will Not Cry Out” with DM Stith.  We’ll be releasing the album at this year’s conference in Philadelphia.  Register here.  We hope you can come!

Bifrost Arts is a sacred music non-profit that exists to enrich the church and engage the world with beauty and truth. A variety of musicians are involved in the Bifrost Arts movement, including Sufjan Stevens, Isaac Wardell, Derek Webb, The…