Editor’s Note: In this 3-part series, Christopher R. Brewer and Cole Matson consider Ed’s Story, a series of short films. In Part 1, Brewer introduced the series via David Brown’s Through the Eyes of Saints. Here, in Part 2, Matson discusses…
Editor’s Note: In this 3-part series, Christopher R. Brewer and Cole Matson consider Ed’s Story, a series of short films. In Part 1, Brewer introduces the series via David Brown’s Through the Eyes of Saints. In Part 2, Matson will discuss…
Thank you to everyone who participated in this past week’s first Transpositions reader survey! The Transpositions survey is now closed. We received dozens of helpful and encouraging responses, and look forward to using them to further our mission of deepening the…
Michelle Mackey is a painter who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY and Dallas, TX. She has exhibited extensively in both of those locations, as well as other places inside of and outside of the United States. In 1999, she…
When it comes to catching up with grandma or the cousins, Skype is a fantastic tool. As a means of trying to convey the essence of yourself to a prospective employer, whom you have never met in person and who…
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams recently published a compact volume reflecting on the theological riches of Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia, titled The Lion’s World: A journey into the heart of Narnia (SPCK, 2012). This book has been chosen to serve as…
Transpositions is undertaking our first reader survey, and we could use your help! Completing the survey should take less than 5 minutes, and all participants will be entered into a drawing to win a free copy of Art, Imagination and Christian Hope,…
Editor’s Note: This review is the first in a series of review clusters, a format new to Transpositions. Review clusters will include 2-3 short reviews by one or more contributors. Charles Taliaferro. Aesthetics: A Beginner’s Guide. Oxford: Oneworld, 2011, 150 pp., £9.99…
In my previous post, I suggested three areas of common ground between academics and artists with the final being that both participate in creative and constructive work. The interesting discussion that ensued after this post led me to wonder how…