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The Museum of Biblical Art (MOBIA) interprets art through the lens of biblical religions to bring to the public an understanding of religion through its artistic manifestations. Exhibitions and programs present biblical art within the context of history and social life, integrating art and cultural history, religious studies and theology.
MOBIA organizes temporary exhibitions revealing the diversity of art inspired by the Bible through the centuries, including various media (painting, sculpture, graphic arts, mixed media and new media), styles, artistic movements and schools. MOBIA uses an integrated approach to set Biblical art and the religious traditions that fostered it within the context of history and social life.
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Ongoing Thee collection contains scriptures printed in more than 2,000 languages spanning six centuries, including 15 manuscripts and 42 incunables or early printed books. The collection will be shown in exhibits that explore the Bible's role in Judeo-Christian culture and art.