[EDITOR’S NOTE: Transept announces its title for their 2021 exhibition and issues a call to artists of all genres and media to participate! It is expected that the exhibition will again run largely or wholly online, and we plan to…
Immanuel The stars shone down on a woman As she wearily marched in the way, A baby inside her weighted her steps When she went to lie down by the hay. The pain of the labor was starting As…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: In this third instalment of our Transpositions’ ten-year anniversary series, ‘Significant Art from the 2010s’, we hear reflections from four different artist-scholars on four visual artworks that have moved, challenged, and inspired them. They range from the immanent-transcendent…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Our Transpositions ten-year anniversary series reflecting on significant art from the 2010s continues this week with contributions from five erudite scholars whose research explores the interweaving of theology, imagination, and the arts. The various considered art works include:…
The theme was thresholds: physical or metaphorical, small or great, looming ahead, just underfoot, or behind you. Physically and literally, a threshold is a floor or entrance, or the strip of wood on the floor under a door. Like the…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: To begin our monthly Transept series, ITIA’s Giulia Privitelli presents a poignant, richly evocative reflection on the first meetings of the Transept group this year, framing this collaboration as a response to ‘crisis’. Inspired by three diverse artworks created…
For much of the time during the first several months of lockdown, Transpositions was on its usual summer break, but we did stay aware and connected with the unique ways in which both the arts and theology could speak into…
The TheoArtistry Student-Led Partnerships Project, run by the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts in 2018-19, represented a new development in the exploration of the intersection of art and theology. Designed and overseen by theologians Rebekah Dyer and Caleb…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Continuing our series on The Art of Lent: A Painting a Day from Ash Wednesday to Easterby Sister Wendy Beckett, Ewan Bowlby offers insight and reflection on the theme of ‘Love’ for the sixth week in Lent. For…