The Luther House (German: Lutherhaus) in Wittenberg, Germany, is located in the Augustinian monastery where Luther lived — first as a monk and later as owner with his family. The monastery building hosted several important events in Luther’s life, not the least of which is his conversion from fearful monk to confident preacher of “justification by faith alone.”
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Jeanette Lamb works in collage. Drawing from a wide selection of resources, she combines literature, light, traditional mediums & digital technologies in an attempt to solicit questions about what it is to see, to communicate, to relay the experiences of life to another.
She is a member of the long-running, prestigious German women’s art collective, GEDOK. Her works have been published in Visual Verse, Duende (Godard College), Why Hasn't JB Already Disappeared (Delere Press), among others.
She likes to
see, reflect, & discover
between writing, researching, and teaching
at the intersections of
history,
literature,
philosophy,
and visual arts.
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