The Voice of a Generation, or How “Girls” Helps the Church See
The HBO comedy-drama Girls, the brainchild of Lena Dunham and Judd Apatow, is an awards darling. Its freshman series received both the Golden Globe…
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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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Flash Point: Artistic Invasions Into the Everyday
They all tend to begin the same way. An individual steps out of the crowd in a public place, often a mall or transportation…
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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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The Avengers’ Accidental Icon
Last May, two of my best friends and I went to see The Avengers at the cinema near our university. I should disclose from…
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Nakedness Does Not Unchristian Make
Transpositions is pleased to announce that Preston Yancey has now joined our rotation of regular contributors. Welcome, Preston! Author’s Note: This article contains spoilers for…
Read MoreSay Cheese? – The Blurring of Public and Private
Not too long ago, I was listening to the story of a guy (I’ll call him Mark) who went to see one of his…
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Someone Like You: Music, Pain, and Sentimentality
For even the most casual listener of Radio 1, it is self-evident that pain, rejection, and love-lost provides a deep well of inspiration for…
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Films about Art: Exit Through the Gift Shop (2010)
This post is Part III in a series highlighting some insightful documentary films from the past decade on art and artmaking. [Read Part I and…
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