Editor’s Note: Dan Drage also interviewed Aaron Rosen, one of the curators of the Home Alone Together exhibition, about the origins and goals of the project. You may read their conversation here. ‘Together’ is a word which carries unusually poignant…
Editor’s note: In addition to interviewing Aaron Rosen, Dan Drage also reviewed the Home Alone Together exhibition hosted by Image. You may find his review here. Although Aaron Rosen is the Visual Arts Editor for the journal Image, he is also quite a…
When one brings up religion, something in the air changes. This project was birthed out of a desire to take those air measurements. It brought me to the intersection of two questions: First, what are the perceptions of the modern-day…
‘We are a ferocious animal. We humans are terrible animals. Here in Europe, in Africa, in South America, everywhere. We are extremely violent. Our history is a history of wars. It’s an endless story, a story of repression, a tale…
Editor’s Note: Transpositions is delighted to offer two unpublished sonnets by our friend and supporter, the poet and author, Malcolm Guite, who has just released his much-anticipated biography of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Mariner: A Voyage with Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Hodder…
This is the final post of a collaborative series, A Lenten Journey: Poetic Reflections, featuring the poetry of Gerald St. Maur alongside the photography of Rev. Thomas Braur. Resurrection His body spent and sealed from view, the body politic had…
The Third Fall But crowds grow impatient with pause, their power lost in the irritant of reflection. A clenched fist thrust in His face was all it took for Jesus to smile back and resume his climb. His feet now…
This is the second of a three-part collaborative series featuring the poetry of Gerald St. Maur and the photography of Rev. Thomas Brauer. Mother Mary Chant is but the music of the mob, unheard by those not belonging to it, their…
My research took me to Berlin earlier this year, and during my visit I became acquainted with the work of a local artist, Volker Gerling,[1] who is Germany’s only professional ‘Daumenkinograph’. In English, a rather raw translation of Daumenkino would…