We are pleased to announce that Robert MacMillan, one of our featured artists, will be showing his paintings at The Scottish Gallery in a solo exhibit from the 6th to the 31st of March. In you are in or…
James Cave and Ewan King are not names with which I was familiar before hearing their recent album, Pay the Musick. That isn’t to say they are unknown; they have appeared at Greenbelt, established a presence on the London jazz…
In a previous post, I outlined C.S. Lewis’s guidelines for a Christian journal, in which he suggests that Christians who do have evangelistic aims with their work can accomplish those aims more effectively by not creating explicitly evangelistic work, but…
Environmental art has become commonplace in today’s art world. Where we have constant threat to species survival, unpredictable weather patterns, or overuse of resources, artists have been keen to suggest alternative viewpoints, practices, or commentary on the way societies have…
While the landscape of the arts community is always changing, many questions remain the same, questions such as: What is the responsibility of the artist? Why do arts matter? How are artists funded? What makes good art? and What is the role of…
Michael Hallman OSA explores “Holiness and the Feminine Spirit: The Art of Janet McKenzie.”
You may have noticed that The Gospel Coalition has recently produced videos and blog posts that explore the relationship between Christianity and the arts. For an evangelical Christian who loves the arts, I am encouraged to see some evangelical leaders…
In a featurette on the making of the film ‘The Artist’, actor James Cromwell, who plays Clifton the chauffeur remarks about the film, ‘What’s exciting about it is you have a movie using the techniques that were in use in…
The Alexander Men Conference 14-17 September 2012 Moffat, Scotland It was on a September day in 1990, when Alexander Men, remarkable Russian Orthodox priest, scholar, ecumenist, man of peace, was struck down on the country path from his house to…