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                                                                                                         ATTENTION
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We have been informed that, at the present time, Glicee 42 is closed, so the service offered to recreate the current exhibit, The Spirit of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. is not available for reproduction.  The reproductions of Chuck Marshall's original Art for the Museum are, also, currently not availble.  We will inform our patrons and supporters as soon as we know that this service becomes available.  We thank you for your patience.

  
FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND CONSIDERATION

The Museum of Spiritual Arts understands the concerns that have arisen regarding the uptick in COVID -19 cases due to the highly contageous Delta varient.

Thus, we would appreciate it if any patrons and visitors to the Museum who are NOT fully vaccinated wear masks and practice
Physical  Distancing while in the Museum.

If visitors would feel safer for our Docents (who are all fully vaccinated) to wear masks, please indicate this preference, and we will be happy to comply.

We want to be able to maintain our current schedule (Thursdays through Saturday from 12pm to 5pm AND the first and last Sundays from 1pm to 6pm) for the convenience of our patrons, and these measures will aid us in our efforts.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Peace. 

Check Out These Upcoming Events

Click on the photo to find out more!
  FYI 
OUR SCHEDULE IS CHANGING ONCE AGAIN.

We will be open Thursday Trhough Saturday
from 12 Noon until 5:00pm
AND 
every 1st and last Sunday  of each month from 1:00pm until 6:00pm.  Major holidays we will be closed.
Thank you for your patience during this pandemic.


Please scroll down for a video from The City Show in 2019 featuring Ramesh and the Museum of Spiritual Art.
Don't Miss the
Spirit of Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. Collection
by
​Marlena Hebenstriet

This riveting display of 12 paintings
​depict vital moments in Rev. King's life.  
Picture
On September 19, 2020 at 4:00 PM, Five Rivers Chautauqua planted a Peace Tree on Museum Grounds.
​Each year, on or near the UN International Day of Peace (September 21st), Five Rivers Chautauqua and partnering organizations plant a white pine tree and bury symbols of violence beneath it. We do this to honor the Iroquois Great Law of Peace, an extended oral teaching that was given to the Iroquois tribes to guide them away from division and discord toward unity and peaceful relations.
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We planted this Peace Tree to grow on top of buried weapons (whether actual dismantled weapons or “weapon words” (written on slips of paper)), and the community made a commitment to renounce violence and to live together in harmony as One. Our 2020 event marked the sixth annual planting of a white pine Tree of Peace in the Miami Valley region.
In accordance with current guidelines of the State of Ohio, guests were required to wear masks and social distance during the event, and were invited into the museum for tours before and after.

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 ANNOUNCEMENT

We will be open THURSDAY, September 23,
FRIDAY, September 24
SATURDAY, September 25, and
 from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

AND

SUNDAY September 26
from 1:00pm - 6:00pm



We are currently featuring the exhibit,
The Spirit of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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We will be following all current protocol as deemed by the Health Department of the State of Ohio.

Please be aware that masks will NO LONGER be required if you have been vaxinated.

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 Should a patron request a guided tour, docents will be available for that purpose.
QR codes are attached to each exhibit to allow self guided tours.

Please call (937) 790-1017 to request a guided tour.

We do ask a modest $5 donation to help underwrite the costs of keeping the Museum open.
We thank you for your patience.
PEACE TO ALL
The Museum's section begins approximately at 29.28
The Museum of Spiritual Art is the private art collection
of Ramesh and Chris Malhotra.
The collection includes works by local artists and
by artists from across the globe.
The art and artifacts on display are representative
of the world's different religions.
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"The Museum of Spiritual Art concept is to display art
from various religions, depicting the spiritual side of life, in one place." 
                                                                                  Ramesh Malhotra.
Collections On Loan
 Our
Mother Teresa Collection that was
being displayed at the Interfaith Center
at Miami University in Oxford has closed.
However, we are lending them a collection of watercolors by some of our Indian Artist of Temple and Sadhus.
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The Center is located at
16 South Campus Avenue,
Oxford, OH 45056. 
Details about the Opening of the Display are below:
​Location

​Museum of Spiritual Art 
318 S River St, Franklin, 
Ohio 45005
USA

Send comments to:
malhotrac@spiritualitycircle.com