Announcing: Regent College Summer School
Regent College in Vancouver, BC offers a tremendous range of one or two week courses during their summer session. Classes are offered with some…
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Afterward: Reflecting on Our Review of What Good Are The Arts?
We devoted all of last week to reviewing John Carey’s book What Good Are The Arts?. His polemical and very entertaining prose opened up a…
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Chapter Three: Can Science Help?
Review of Chapter 3 in What Good are the Arts? by John Carey. Transpositions is hosting reviews of each chapter of this book from…
Read MoreA Mixed Bag: Donald Miller’s 10 Creativity Tips
Last week, Relevant Magazine posted 10 Creativity Tips from Donald Miller. I don’t typically go in for the “self-help-generate-creative-new-ideas” genre, but I was pleased…
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Featured Artist: JR
JR is a semi-anonymous artist who has recently won the TED prize for his large scale photographic installations. He has worked in a variety…
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Christianity and the Arts after Rookmaaker: A Reflection on the Symposium
The team at Transpositions is very grateful to the scholars who contributed posts for our Rookmaaker Symposium, and also to those who offered their…
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Introducing Transpositions’ Symposium: The Life and Work of Hans Rookmaaker
Hendrik Roelof “Hans” Rookmaaker was born today 89 years ago (1922). He died on March 13, 1977. Transpositions is hosting a symposium that lasts…
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Announcing Transpositions’ Online Symposium: The Life and Work of Hans Rookmaaker
We are pleased to announce that Transpositions will be hosting its first online symposium next week (Feb 28 – Mar 5). We have chosen…
Read MoreThis is My Body, Which is Broken for You…
A quick study of body of Christ in western art history reveals a complex set of theological issues relating to who Jesus was and…
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