With much gratitude to the artists, the editors of ABS, the project videographer (Julian MacQueen) and editor/documentarian (Aaron Ball). And particular thanks to the best of supporters, Dr. John S. Hatcher who wrote of the book:

“For me, one useful notion is to view the artists among us as kinesthetic receptors for society, indicating how we are doing, how we got here, and, most important of all, where we are likely to end up. This is the beauty of Kim MacQueen’s attentive and enlightening exploration into the work and methods of twelve Bahá’í artists. She allows us to examine how a shared spiritual inspiration can be translated into varied artistic forms and imaginative modes. In this study, she demonstrates that the creative impulse, even if drawing on the same essential source—the coherent framework of reality that the Bahá’í Faith provides—produces an array of artistic responses, like the array of colors that emanate from a prism by a single beam of light.”

Kim MacQueen