Push Push Exhibit: An Interview with the Artists
This interview with the artists behind the exciting PUSH PUSH exhibition in Dundee continues our series exploring the ‘art of poverty’. The PUSH PUSH exhibition in the Federation Gallery,…
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Rescuing Raskolnikov: Student Poverty in Crime and Punishment
Ewan Bowlby explains how reading Crime and Punishment can help us to understand and respond to the shame and loneliness caused by student poverty,…
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Returning, Changing, Continuing
As the 2022 academic year begins, Transpositions is returning! Having made it through the heat of the summer, the team are ready to bring readers fresh,…
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Banning Anne – Why The Soviets Were Afraid Of Anne Of Green Gables
Launching our exciting new series on banned books, Ewan Bowlby explains why Anne of Green Gables was banned in Soviet controlled Poland. If you…
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Half-Smile And Pinch Face – Writing For An Illustrator
Author Ewan Bowlby reflects on writing a short story in collaboration with illustrator Karlee Rene, for the next of our series of artist reflections…
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Once Upon A Time, Many Times
In the next installment of our Binge-Worthy? series, Ewan Bowlby explores how watching the longform television drama Once Upon a Time might provide a unique and valuable…
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Introducing ITIA’s Artist-In-Residence – Karlee Rene Lillywhite
Ewan Bowlby interviewed visual artist and illustrator Karlee Rene Lillywhite, Artist-in-Residence at the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts for 2021-22, to find…
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Transitions
As we step into the strangeness and uncertainty of this new year, Transpositions is ready to welcome readers back with a few significant changes….
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The Art of Church Architecture: The Light of Reconciliation in Post-War Church Architecture
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Our month-long series on The Art of Church Architecture draws to a close with Series Editor Ewan Bowlby’s poignant piece on reconciliation…
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