Transpositions - A Journal of Theology, Imagination and the Arts
  • Articles
  • About
    • The Team
    • ITIA
  • Write for Us
    • General Submissions
    • Book Reviews
    • AI Policy
    • Terms and Conditions
  • Contact

Anna Blanch

Anna M. Blanch is a regular contributor to Transpositions. She is Australian by birth, and inclination, Anna grew up surrounded by the Australian bush, a large extended family, bush poetry, and sport. Anna is currently writing her PhD in Theology and Literature. She finds photography, enjoying her environment and its fruits, and being in community bring her joy.

Artists, Photography, Place and Community Art10 August, 2010

Le Mur pour la Paix: Art with a political message?

By Anna Blanch

Paris is a feast for those interested in culture and the arts. After my post last week on Barbara Nicolosi’s chapter in For the…

Read More
Artists, Books and Scholarship, Church, Community, For the Beauty of the Church, Theology6 August, 2010

‘The Practitioner: Nurturing Artists in the Local Church’ by Joshua Banner

By Anna Blanch

Review of chapter 6 of For the Beauty of the Church, Edited by David O. Taylor. Transpositions is hosting reviews of each chapter of…

Read More
Artists, Books and Scholarship, Community, For the Beauty of the Church, Theology6 August, 2010

‘The Artist: What Exactly Is an Artist, and How Do We Shepherd Them?’ by Barbara Nicolosi.

By Anna Blanch

In chapter 5 of For the Beauty of the Church, Barbara Nicolosi seeks to offer a look inside the mind of the artist, their…

Read More
Theology27 July, 2010

Keepin’ it real; or What Simon Cowell has to do with being a Christian critic

By Anna Blanch

Earlier this week I found out that Simon Cowell is being sued by a participant of Britain’s Got Talent for telling her she couldn’t…

Read More
Church, Pop Culture, Theatre20 July, 2010

Musicals as Christian biography: The lives of saints

By Anna Blanch

Last week I wrote about MacKillop, the musical celebrating the life of Australian nun and founder of the Order of St Joseph, Mary MacKillop….

Read More
Theatre, Theology13 July, 2010

Mary MacKillop: the Musical

By Anna Blanch

Heavens, the stage is set for Mackillop the musical casting It’s soul music as Mary’s life hits the stage Do you have what it…

Read More
Books and Scholarship, Design, Literature, Theology6 July, 2010

Are Books Beautiful Anymore?

By Anna Blanch

If I were asked to say what is at once the most important production of Art and the thing most to be longed for,…

Read More
Anna Blanch
Criticism and Philosophy, Place and Community Art, Theology29 June, 2010

The Most Important Production of Art?

By Anna Blanch

If i were asked to say what is at once the most important production of Art and the thing most to be longed for,…

Read More
Artists, Painting, Sport, Theology22 June, 2010

Reg Mombassa’s “Australian Jesus”

By Anna Blanch

From the mid 1990’s Mambo designer Reg Mombassa shocked, horrified and delighted with his, now, iconic series titled “Australian Jesus.” The overwhelming community reactions…

Read More
Previous 1 … 7 8 9 Next

A journal of theology, imagination, and the arts.

Sign up for our monthly newsletter on Substack for the latest in theology and the arts.

Subscribe

Transpositions is a publication of ITIA at the University of St Andrews.

School of Divinity, St Mary's College
St Andrews, UK

Built & maintained by the staff at Transpositions
Back to top
  • Modele thermique de la terre
  • Modele riga
  • Modele pagne robe 2018
  • Modele lettre demission remise en main propre
  • Modele jupe tricot femme
  • Modele fata de masa crosetate
  • Modele definition in english
  • Modele de tatouage femme bas du dos
  • Modele de recours gracieux mdph
  • Modele de mouton a colorier
  • Modele de lettre négociation loyer
  • Modele de journal de caisse
  • Modele de devis batiment
  • Modele de contrat de location meuble
  • Modele de brassiere
  • Modele cursive ecole
  • Modele acte de deces
  • Modèle lettre de renoncement
  • Modèle demande d`emploi femme de ménage
  • Modèle de pommes