Wait, Don’t Tell Me…I Already Know
As the line between technology and magic continues to blur, there is, perhaps, no place more colorfully entertaining in which to experience this blurring than Walt…
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Drawing Cities: Art and Urban Place-Making
I’ve been intrigued by the This is Our City project for a while now. This is Our City is a multi-year initiative of Christianity…
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Post-Secularism, Theology and the Arts
Whether by intention, a mysterious act of providence, or both, my reading in the last week was directed toward the theme of ‘post-secularism’ and…
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Advent in the Mall
A shopping centre may seem like an odd place to locate a reflection on the season of Advent. But, see this as an attempt…
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A Curator Among Theologians
Editorial Note: We are pleased to welcome Dan Siedell’s response to the four part series on Dan’s work authored by Christopher R. Brewer, which…
Read MoreCan good design save the economy? A Response
Those who watched the Closing Ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics were presented with a visual display of what British art, design, and music…
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Marcus Coates: A Quest for Visions – Contemporary Art & the Church
One of the most intriguing individuals at work in the art world today is Marcus Coates, a curiously atavistic figure, part-shaman, part-performance artist, whose…
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Meta-Review: The Hunger Games
We loved Suzanne Collins’ trilogy The Hunger Games (THG). While the movie is okay, we think the books are great. So, when we set…
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Upon Double Reflection
Sitting in Haché Gourmet Burgers restaurant last night in Copenhagen, I found myself gazing into an enormous wall-covering mirror and seeing the world around…
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