Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Holiday Issue is fast approching


As the Holiday season approches so does the publication date for the next issue of the Masonic Art Exchange Newsletter.

The upcoming issue has some wonderful content with an article on 18th Century Masonic Ephemera by Yasha Beresiner and an article by author of Genesis of Freemasonry David Harrison on 'The Masonic Rebellion in Liverpool'we are hoping for a Dec 15th publication date. There is just a short amount of time if you would like to submit a contribution via email for this issue

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Christmas is coming


I know it's still a bit early for a header like that but it was brought to mind during a conversation with a friend during the week.

He was visiting a large town near his home and he had occasion to go into a well known department store (remember this was mid September) and he was greeted by a huge display of Christmas Trees and decorations, and to further cement the feeling through my mail box this morning came the christmas brochure of a chain of toy shops here in Ireland which my two boys and little girl grabbed with delight to start their Santa list.

Why you ask do I mention this well with the holiday season in mind I wanted to share with you a possible gift for the mason in your life.


In the upcoming issue of the MAE newsletter (published 16th October) I am delighted to say we will be featuring an article written by a Brother from Indiana called Carson Smith ( a name I am sure is familiar to many) he has shared with us a wonderful story about his good friend and a man who is equaliy well known in masonic and artistic circles Brother Stephen McKim.

I don't believe there are many members of the Craft who have not at one time or another come across the fantastic work of B:. Stephen. I am delighted to share Stephen has just made availble to buy through the lulu site his 2010 calender which he has called 'A Masonic Journey' you can have a look see at the artwork before buying but at the price he is asking (and believe me when I say it will go NO WHERE near to cover the amount of hours he would have put in) I think it is an ideal gift for a friend who appreciated good art when they see it mason or not.

Don't believe me just CLICK HERE to go and have a look yourself