The Artist as Prophet
My friend W. David O. Taylor, an arts pastor and PhD candidate in Theology and the Arts at Duke Divinity School, recently published the…
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Tenebrae: Pursuing the Whole Worshipper
The gospels portray the passion of Jesus as more than an atoning transaction. Indeed, Jesus’ suffering was the tragic culminating moment of Adam’s race when…
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Reflections on “The Spirit of Prophecy”
Editor’s Note: In this post, Elizabeth Noyes reflects upon a show that she curated for St James Cathedral in Seattle, WA. The show was…
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Migrations: Journeys into British Art
The concept of migration always sparks a reaction. On the one hand, it conjures up images of exotic cultures, the excitement of travel or…
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Dance and Feeling in Christian Mission
After serving thirty years in a mission organization and truly struggling to “find my place” as an artist, it has been a delight to…
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Sacred Street Art and the Soul of a Community
Street art and the sacred might seem like an odd pairing at first blush. But for Artist and Methodist minister Ric Stott the act…
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Art of Collaboration (part II): practical approaches to collaboration in theology and the arts
We outline ta vision for scholarly collaboration, and offer some practical considerations to keep in mind when approaching a collaborative process in theology and the arts.
Read MoreThe Museum as Church: A Response to Alain de Botton
A response to Alain de Botton’s proposal that museums become the new churches of secular society.
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Art of Collaboration (part I): an apologia for collaboration in theology and the arts.
This is the first post in a two part post collaboratively written by Jenn Craft and Anna Blanch. Part II, titled, “Practical considerations when…
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