On Friday, March 19, the acclaimed artist and sculptor Anthony Visco will speak at Ivy Hall on the use of the "flesh" in Catholic art.  It is very appropriate that the lecture will take place on the Feast of St. Joseph, the Foster Father of the Incarnate Word, Jesus Christ. "Et Incarntus Est"  is a review and discussion of the traditional use of flesh in Catholic art throughout two millennia. In showing its historical and theological connections with the use of the body in sacred art, artist Anthony Visco offers insights of the correlation of the corporeal to  the sacramental nature of Catholicism, the Holy Eucharist, and the Mystery of the Incarnation.You will not want to miss this informative and inspiring lecture.  Invite family and friends and make reservations to ensure a seat.  A reception will follow the lecture.