Over the past several years, talk of the “religious imagination” has become much more popular among theological circles, especially those particularly interested in theology…
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Because this is our 100th post (reflective summary post to follow shortly), I thought I might reflect somewhat generally on one particular aspect of…
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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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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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I love quilts. The whole tradition has always intrigued me. Actually, I have recently taken up quilt-making myself (which has proved to be MUCH…
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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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Last week, in regard to my post on Christo’s land art, Jim and I began a discussion on the relationship between people and place,…
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This past week, the New York Times ran an article on Christo’s most recently proposed work “Over the River,” in particular, the stir it…
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Last week I brought up the topic of how we might think about the relationship of the artist to the church, raising some questions…
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