Call for Submissions: Pop Music
Perhaps unfairly, pop music elicits a variety of negative images—erratic crowds of fangirls, producers who prioritise formulaic constructions over creative innovation, sensational aesthetics trickling…
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Much Ado About Nothingness
Every spring, Transept—a practicing artist’s group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA)—hosts an art exhibit, culminating in an evening of…
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Existentialist Lana Del Rey
What you doin’ with your life? Do you think about it? Do you contemplate where we came from?’ So sings Lana Del Rey in…
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The Taste of Things is a Phenomenological Feast
Wine is the intellectual side of a meal. Meat and vegetables are the material side.’ —Dodin Bouffant, The Taste of Things If one is desiring…
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Sacred Ground: Reflections on Ultimate Concern in Paul Tillich & Kendrick Lamar
The persistent presence of Paul Tillich in conversations surrounding theology and the arts can be attributed to the close relationship he details between art,…
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Artist’s Reflection on Weaving the Unstrung
Every spring, Transept—a practicing artist’s group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA)—hosts an art exhibit, culminating in an evening of…
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A Blue That Moves: A Creative Response to Distance
The idea of distance starts with the sea. The sea finds its way to me through things splashed with blue, and the blue I…
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Artist Reflection: Julia MacLaurin
Every spring, Transept—a practicing artist’s group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA)—hosts an art exhibit, culminating in an evening of…
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‘Ex Nihilo’: Aliens, A.I. and God’s First Rodeo
Every spring, Transept—a practicing artist’s group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA)—hosts an art exhibit, culminating in an evening of…
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