The "Mardi Gras in May" event took place at the South Shore Cultural Center on May 5, 2017. Danielle Harth Fine Art was among the honorees and featured with an exhibit that evening. The purpose of the event was to honor community members and students who have made contributions to education and their communities.
The following painting, "The Maskarade" was auctioned at the event with proceeds benefitting the Chicago State University College of Education.

"The Maskarade" by Danielle Harth
16x20"

"Corporate Prayer"
acrylic on canvas

Last night, I completed a live prophetic painting in one hour at my church home, All Nations Worship Assembly (Chicago) during our Tuesday night prayer service.

I am grateful to be on the All Nations Worship Assembly (ANWA) Prophetic Painting Ministry with Damon Reed and T'era Burton led by Pastor Michael Weatherspoon. I am blessed to have a church home and visionary leadership that embraces, encourages, and exposes various creative, powerful forms of worship and expression with the purpose of glorifying God.

"The Lord is My Refuge: Beacon of Light"
Oil painting by Danielle Harth (2015)
36 x 48”

The purpose of this spiritual/prophetic painting is to serve as a reminder that God is a deliverer and a divine guide and shield. Through divine protection, the waves passed the sailboat and crashed into the beacon light, while the light continues to serve as a guide. Psalm 91 talks about how God is a refuge and fortress to those who trust and rely on his promises of love, mercy, kindness, and faith that he will never forsake those in times of trouble.

The following Psalm Bible passages were the source of influence for "The Lord is My Refuge" painting:

Psalm 91:1-2 (Amplified)
"He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall remain stable and fixed under the shadow of the Almighty [Whose power no foe can withstand]. I will say of the Lord, He is my Refuge and my Fortress, my God; on Him I lean and rely, and in Him I [confidently] trust!"

Psalm 91:10-11 (Amplified)
"There shall no evil befall you, nor any plague or calamity come near your tent. For He will give His angels [especial] charge over you to accompany and defend and preserve you in all your ways [of obedience and service]."

Thank you to everyone that came to support Danielle Harth Fine Art in the Adler School of Professional Psychology's annual Adler Art Therapy Exhibit!

Danielle Harth revealed a series of new artwork entitled "Love and Elephants in the Room."

Take a peek at the photos from the exhibit below.

The talented, inspiring Art Therapy graduate Studio Art students of the Adler School of Professional Psychology are having an art exhibition to debut a series of brand new artwork:

Show support for Danielle Harth and the fellow talented artists and graduate students, and enjoy great paintings, sculptures, drawings, and installations.

Adler Art Therapy ART EXHIBIT
Tuesday, July 1st 2014
  3:00pm-6:00pm
Adler School of Professional Psychology
 17 N. Dearborn St., 15th floor
   Chicago, IL 60602

The exhibition will feature series artwork from the following artists:
Erika Berg
Barbara Bertch
Kimberly Blecha
Catherine Bragagnolo
Alyssa Brooks
Kelly Burns
Anna Crouch
Faith Daigle
Savannah Flores
Meghan Gandolfo
Amy Graham
Adina Graner
Yarden Grossman
Samantha Hajdu
Danielle Harth
Sthefanny Hincapie
Julie Howes
Ashley Hussey
Romana Jankowski
Marlaina Jaques
Sarah Kamenetsky
Katie Kuschel
Kaitlyn Landers
Lydia Medina
Meghan Montgomery
Amber Orizotti
Bailey Pedersen
Alison Pollack
Valentina Saffon
Jacqueline Stone
Lauren Washington
Jessica Weinkam
Eva Witt

This event is free and open to all family, friends, and public, however, you will need to R.S.V.P. with Danielle Harth (email danielleharth@gmail.com) by Wednesday, June 25th so that you can be admitted through security on the day of the event.