Some Thoughts: What an artist brings to theology and vice versa.
Over the past three days, I’ve had the opportunity to be a part of ITIA’s annual conference. This year, the conference engaged with the…
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Featured Artist: David Robinson
Many of David’s sculptures, such as the one shown in the header, invoke the weightiness and density of the materials he uses. He suspends…
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Michael Card’s Imaginative Use of Scripture in Song
For my final post as a weekly contributor to Transpositions, I have decided to examine the work of an artist who has effectively deepened…
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The Amazing, Anonymous Banksy!
Frustration with the state of ‘modern’ art sometimes leads Christians to long nostalgically for the days of the ‘anonymous medieval craftsman.’ Those were the…
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Featured Artist: Joel Sheesley
Joel Sheesley’s work embodies an ethic of love for his domestic and local environment. Each painting is a world seen through the eyes of…
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Making Art in Groups–Thoughts on Advertisements and Film
This article, by the conservative theologian Douglas Wilson, suggests that advertising is the most successful art form today. A primary reason he gives is…
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Le Mur pour la Paix: Art with a political message?
Paris is a feast for those interested in culture and the arts. After my post last week on Barbara Nicolosi’s chapter in For the…
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Featured Artist: Dayton Castleman
Dayton Castleman was born in New Orleans in 1975. He received his BA in Art from Belhaven College in Jackson, Mississippi and his MFA…
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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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