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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Advent, Art and Receptivity
At the heart of advent is the attitude of receptivity. Gabriel appears to Mary and delivers the earth-shattering news: “You will be with child…
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Eating to Survive or Eating to Live?
Eating, like clothing and shelter, is a necessity. But just as every culture discovers and develops ways of building shelters and designing clothing based…
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Jonah’s Scrapbook Journal: a journey of theological and artistic exploration
I have always been excited by children’s literature and even now, at the age of 33, my good reads account is full of authors…
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Tikkun Olam: Can artists and theologians mend the world?
A couple of months ago, a conference and exhibition took place, which I had the privilege to help organise. We chose for our theme…
Read MoreDorothy L. Sayers on the Contemplative Vocation of the Artist
One of my favourite pieces of writing by Dorothy L. Sayers is her 1946 letter exchange with C.S. Lewis.[1] Lewis wrote to Sayers inviting…
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Comparing Divine and Artistic Creativity (Part V): Toward an Ethic of Artistic Creativity
We have now arrived at the final post in this five part series. Up to this point, I have considered the way that one’s…
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Comparing Divine and Artistic Creativity (Part IV): The Relational Imago Dei
We have now arrived at the fourth installment of our series on comparing divine and artistic creativity. In previous posts, Part II and Part…
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Comparing Divine and Artistic Creativity (Part III): The Functional Imago Dei
We are now in the middle of a five part series on the role of comparisons between divine and artistic creativity within a theology…
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