Join us for a powerful showcase of restoration and resilience as Robert Elliot, a seasoned restorer with over 25 years of experience, presents the revival of sacred artifacts from the fire-ravaged Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Southeast Kansas. Witness the transformation of 150-year-old religious symbols, including Stations of the Cross and statues, and learn about the apprentice program that is inspiring the next generation of restorers. Don’t miss this remarkable journey of faith, craftsmanship, and renewal!
Robert Elliot is a designer and artisan specializing in liturgical, residential, commercial, and public spaces. Founder of Art Effects LLC in 1995, now Robert Elliot Studios, he has led notable restoration and design projects, including the “Pride of the Plains” exhibit at Sedgwick County Zoo and the Fidelity/Carnegie Library renovation. His expertise in historic church restoration, such as St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church, blends tradition with modern influences. Trained under renowned artisan Leonard Pardon, Robert is dedicated to preserving craftsmanship, mentoring emerging talent, and creating spaces that reflect shared values and purpose.
