In-Progress
The current auction price is $87,000.
Individual prices vary as listed below. The collection, as a whole, is currently set at this amount.
The target date complete all artworks is December 30th.
Currently at the University of Pittsburgh, this in-progress collection is now available for viewing and purchase. The collection, which delves into the profound biblical narrative of Saul's transformation into Paul, carries deep intellectual meaning within each piece.
Artist Cullins, working without external references, has crafted five pieces that boldly address many of modern society’s pressing issues. These works tackle significant questions and misconceptions, such as:
- The role of Women in society.
- African American perspectives on Western religious viewpoints.
- Redemption from sin and wrongdoings, including acts as severe as murder.
Each piece reflects a commitment to an attempt of accurate biblical interpretation, presenting verses within their full context. Cullins acknowledges his personal perception of religion shaped by his African American identity and candidly confronts his own biases. By exposing these influences, he strives to offer an honest and diverse perspective informed by both personal and academic research.
This collection is a deeply personal endeavor—not commissioned—emerging directly from his thoughts and biblical readings. The imagery, first conceived in his mind, has been brought to life on canvas, showcasing a unique and thoughtful intersection of faith, culture, and creativity with emphasis on Kingdom values, not his own.
Church at Antioch
Acts 13
Oil on canvas, 18x12 in
Current Auction Price $24,700
Pauls Dismissal
Acts 13
Oil on Canvas, 3 x 4 feet
Current Auction Price $23,350
Erroneous Virtue
Acts 8:1–3
Oil on Canvas, 3 x 4 feet
Current Auction Price $16,530
Martyr of Stephen
Acts 6-7
Oil on canvas, 18x12 in
Current Auction Price $21,705
Paul Among the Women of Philippi
Acts 16
Oil on canvas, 18x12 in
Current Auction Price $21,705
In-Progress set to finish Dec 30.
