God and Analogy
Theology, basically, seeks to explore and understand the nature of God and religious belief. In doing this, theologians have to figure out how best…
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Review: Wim Devoye Exhibition at Musée Rodin (August 2010)
This exhibition has now closed, though it might be helpful to note that the gardens of the Musee Rodin will be open without charge…
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Should beauty have a price tag (and if so, how much)?
There’s a short article in the New York Times today that discusses the monetary value of original artworks. The authors are responding to the…
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Avatars, Profile Pics, and the Visual Representation of Self-image
What does your profile picture say about you? What about your avatar? A little while ago Ben Myers shared some thoughts towards the development…
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Transposition and Defining or Criticizing Art
As students studying theology and art we frequently try to analyze not just particular works, but also to come to a more precise understanding…
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‘Looking to the Future: A Hopeful Subversion’ by Jeremy Begbie
Review of chapter 8 of For the Beauty of the Church, Edited by David O. Taylor. This is the final post in our series of…
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“The Dangers: What are the Dangers of Artmaking in the Church?” by W. David O. Taylor
It is important to remember that there are always pros and cons to everything, and this is no less true in regard to artistic…
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‘The Practitioner: Nurturing Artists in the Local Church’ by Joshua Banner
Review of chapter 6 of For the Beauty of the Church, Edited by David O. Taylor. Transpositions is hosting reviews of each chapter of…
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‘The Artist: What Exactly Is an Artist, and How Do We Shepherd Them?’ by Barbara Nicolosi.
In chapter 5 of For the Beauty of the Church, Barbara Nicolosi seeks to offer a look inside the mind of the artist, their…
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