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Art At All Saints
Art At All Saints
At All Saints, we are intentional about making space for the interaction of faith and art that lead to deeper conversations about things that matter for our common life, and a more thoughtful engagement in the larger world. Through music, visual art, and the shared beauty of worship liturgy, we experience the presence of Jesus in fresh and life-giving ways. Whether you are a professional artist, someone who enjoys singing, someone who prays with art, or simply someone who is exploring, there is a place for you here. Join us in discovering how the arts can open our hearts, deepen our faith, and connect us more fully with God and one another.
Outdoor Wall Mural by Harumo Sato
A design by international muralist Harumo Sato was approved by the Palo Alto Public Work Program and All Saints donated the wall for her to do her magic. Harumo Sato completed the mural in May 2026 on the wall facing US Bank.
Harumo Sato, who was born in Japan and lives in Mountain View, has previously completed mural commissions at Google, Meta and MidPen Housing.
Photos in the Waverley Garden and Church Courtyard
Photos is now on display in the Waverley Garden and along the "Waverley (Side) Walk". These are contest-winning photos from the Palo Alto Camera Club'. The Club heartily thanks the Church for working together on this. The exhibit also features the works of the Palo Alto High School's photography students.
The Garden is now open seven days/week.
Icons in Transformation - Major Exhibit of Works by Ludmila Pawlowska
Ludmila Pawlowska
Swedish Artist
Two pieces of Ludmila's Art can be found in All Saints' Sanctuary and Chapel
Ludmila's Icons in Transformation was an international traveling art exhibition of 155 pieces that was in All Saints in 2026. Ludmila Pawlowska’s work is characterized by her unique style of “three-dimensional paintings,” where she expands the traditional boundaries of painting and sculpture, inspired by traditional icons.
Icons in Transformation was more than an art show—it was a spiritual experience. Walking among the icons, visitors will encounter beauty that transcends words and discover new ways of experiencing God’s presence. More about the artist
Past Photo exhibit by All Saints Parishoners
In February 2025, the All Saints Parish Hall was filled with fabulous, colorful, dramatic, and sometimes serene photographs of animals, birds, buildings, flora, waves, and more. The photographic talent of five of our creative parishioners were on display.
Our photographers: Margaret Weil, Ken Van Bree, Diane Frankle, John Sack, Tim Romley, and Barbara Coll. The exhibit generated many interesting conversations and we got to see the world through the eyes of someone else.
“The Prophet” Sculpture is installed in the Church Sanctuary
This sculpture is by artist Bartosz Janczak and is on loan from the Madsen Gallery in Los Altos for a few months.
