Oakwood Parade, Good Friday
Stations of the Cross is an multi-media art exhibition which you can see for the next few weeks at St Edmund’s Church, Lidgett Park Road, Leeds LS8 1JN.
Curated by illustrator and artist Si Smith, fourteen Leeds-based artists were each given one of the 14 Stations of the Cross to interpret. I was commissioned to paint the Ninth Station – Jesus falls a third time.
Opening times, interviews with the artists and more can be found on the St Edmund’s Stations website.
Stations of the Cross, at St Edmund’s Church LS8
Jo Dunn 
Enjoyed your painting.- I don’t know the story of the stations of the cross!!!
the website doesn’t state the opening times do you have any idea when its open?
Hi Lesley – I’m glad you like it! It’s bigger than anything I’ve done for a while. You can see the Stations of the Cross exhibition in St Edmund’s Church, Lidgett Park Road LS8 1JN until 20th May on these days/times:
Tuesday 5th May – 6 to 8pm
Wednesday 6th May – 12 to 2pm
Sunday 10th May – 11.30 to 1pm
Tuesday 12th May – 6 to 8pm
Wednesday 13th May – 12 to 2pm
Sunday 17th May – 11.30 to 1pm
Tuesday 19th May – 6 to 8pm
Wednesday 20th May – 12 to 2pm
Hope all is well with you š
I am not Christian but always found the stations of the cross a powerful and evocative myth. I love the way this has been depicted in your exhibition.
Thank you Neil. It is a very interesting exhibition and all the artists involved have done a good job. I felt strongly while I was painting this that the basic human condition is summed up in the Ninth Station.
Wow!
What a wonderful painting. I like the setting you have used – contemporary – with the people just going about their business. And the way the piece is laid out with the action in the center and defined by the fences. So many interlocking shapes harmonizing and opposing.
And then there is the flock of birds…!!!
Thank you very much, Claudia – I’m glad you appreciate the painting! Best wishes, Jo.