Welcome to the New Transpositions
Whether you have been directed from our old site or are visiting us for the first time, welcome to Transpositions, a site exploring conversations in theology, imagination, and the arts.
‘Religion, Nature, and Art’: Call for Papers
‘Religion, Nature and Art’ Sponsored and in Cooperation with the Vatican Museums 13-14 October 2011, Rome Italy Information & Call for Paper Proposals This conference, jointly sponsored by the Ethnological Museum of the Vatican Museums, headed by Prof. Nicola Mapelli,…
Christian Congregational Music: Call for Papers
Christian Congregational Music: Local and Global Perspectives 1-3 September 2011, Ripon College Cuddesdon, Oxford Call for Papers Christian congregational singing is a vital and vibrant dimension of church communities worldwide. It reflects, informs, and articulates local convictions and concerns as…
Theological Engagement with California’s Culture: “Call for Papers”
The Theological Engagement with California Culture (TECC) Project is a new collaborative project is seeking to engage the most pressing issues in California’s recent history, while conducting interdisciplinary theological engagement in addressing its research questions. The project is hosting its…
We Love Your Feedback!
Transpositions has been up and running for about six months now, and in that time we have enjoyed interaction from readers and have received wonderful feedback. Thanks for joining us in these conversations! A great way to stay updated with…
Transpositions Awarded by Christian New Media
We are proud to announce that at the 2010 Christian New Media Awards, Transpositions received the runner-up award for Best Newcomer Blog. Congratulations to the other blogs who were finalists and to Sunday Latte Lamentations for winning this category! We…
Call for Papers: Why Have There Been No Great Modern Religious Artists?
Many of the most prominent and celebrated artists of the 20th century have employed religious themes, iconography, and forms in their work. However, many have been ignored, dismissed as aberrant, or condemned as an improper combination of incompatible traditional and…
Continuing the Conversation
Last week the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts at the University of St Andrews hosted a conference entitled “Theology, Aesthetics, and Culture: Conversations with the Work of David Brown.” As one of the conference participants, I can testify…
Call for Conference Responses
If you recently attended the ITIA conference in St Andrews, “Theology, Aesthetics and Culture: Conversations with the Work of David Brown,” Transpositions invites you to submit responses to the conference that we will publish here beginning on Monday. If interested…