This past weekend, the Pneuma Art Foundation hosted a truly unforgettable event at the historic San Paolino Convent, reopening its doors to the public for the first time in over a decade. The response from the community was overwhelming, with over 200 attendees gathering to celebrate art, reflection, and connection.

The day began with an inspiring talk by Padre Angelo, who shared profound insights into the role of reflection in the artistic process, offering practical advice to artists seeking deeper meaning in their work.

The highlight of the event was the drawing competition, where more than 40 talented artists participated, filling the convent with the creative energy of live art-making. It was incredible to witness so many interpretations of the convent’s historic beauty and spiritual ambiance.

The evening concluded with a lively social hour, where locals, artists, and Pneuma members came together to share ideas, stories, and laughter. The event brought a unique opportunity to forge new connections and strengthen the bonds between art and community.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us to make this event such a success. San Paolino Convent felt alive again, not only as a space for reflection but as a vibrant hub for creativity and inspiration.

Stay tuned for more events and opportunities to be part of the Pneuma Art Foundation’s mission of supporting art, tradition, and community!

Thank you for helping us bring San Paolino back to life!