The Art of Craft (or the Trouble with Terminology): Part I
~by Jenn Craft and Anna Blanch Wes Vander Lugt and James McCullough’s post on The Craft of Art and all the comments that followed…
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Are we created for beautiful spaces?
Anyone who has been on the backpacker trail around Europe will be able to testify to the way in which swarms of people are…
Read MoreVictorian Poetry, Social Justice, and New Media Satire of Christian Culture
I spend most of my time reading and writing about Edith Nesbit. Most Brits remember her best for her novel, The Railway Children. The…
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Christianity and the Arts after Rookmaaker: A Reflection on the Symposium
The team at Transpositions is very grateful to the scholars who contributed posts for our Rookmaaker Symposium, and also to those who offered their…
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Hans Rookmaaker’s Relevance for Today
Laurel Gasque is the Associate Editor of ArtWay and the author of Art and the Christian Mind: The Life and Work of H.R. Rookmaaker. She is also…
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Hans Rookmaaker and Francis Schaeffer
Laurel Gasque is the Associate Editor of ArtWay and the author of Art and the Christian Mind: The Life and Work of H.R. Rookmaaker. She is also…
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The Legacy of Hans Rookmaaker: ‘So What?’
Dr. James Romaine is a New York based art historian. He is the co-founder the Association of Scholars of Christianity in the History of Art (ASCHA). Dr….
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Hans Rookmaaker: Celebrating the Creational Grace of Art
Dr. Taylor Worley is Assistant Professor of Christian Thought and Tradition and Associate Dean for Spiritual Life at Union University. Perhaps the name most…
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Hans Rookmaaker’s ‘Four Freedoms’ and Christian Art (Part II)
Dr. E. John Walford is Professor of Art History at Wheaton College, Illinois, where he has taught since 1981. He is author of Jacob…
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