How did art begin? Who created it, who collected it, and how has it shaped the way we see ourselves through the centuries?

Join us for a new ongoing series on our Visual Arts Blog at the NO MIDDLEMAN ART GALLERY as we trace the remarkable evolution of art—from the earliest handprints on cave walls to the age of artificial intelligence. Each installment explores a different era, revealing the artists, patrons, techniques, and cultural forces that transformed human creativity.

Coming in September

The Handprints To AI Art Series moves into the Early Christian and Byzantine periods, exploring how art became a powerful language for faith, devotion, and the sacred.

We’ll look at how Early Christian artists found new ways to express belief, who paid for sacred art, and the remarkable works that can still be seen today. Then we move into the Byzantine world, where images were transformed into sacred windows connecting the earthly and divine.

From the art of Early Christianity to the visual world of Byzantium, September continues our journey through the history of art—and the people, ideas, and cultures that shaped it.

Handprints To AI Art Series | Early Christian Art: Faith Finds Its Visual Language

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