Writer. Photographer. Scholar. Creative Broker. Theologian.
Journals, magazines, e-zines, and articles related to Christians in the visual arts. All of Life Redeemed: A site that offers resources and links to the world of scholars, including philosophers and theologians, interested in philosophical aesthetics – including Calvin Seerveld. ARTS Magazine – ARTS: The Arts in Religious and Theological Studies is the journal of […]
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This is a repost of Blogging, public criticism, and searching my heart from July 2010.This is one time where I feel my thoughts and feelings in a post have only been intensified and confirmed over time. Sometimes I read a critical comment on mine own or another blog, or I look back at something i’ve […]
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“Hospitality is where utility and beauty meet” – Emily Watkins Emily’s wise words are the inspiration and justification for sharing a post full of links to those sites which provide inspiring ideas, wonderful crib sheets, gorgeous images, and all round hope of making my little cottage by the sea a place of hospitality. It’s already […]
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I wrote up the Transpositions Tidbits post today which really means I get to share some of the interesting, inspiring, challenging, or curious things we’ve found over the last few weeks. The list on the whole post is much longer, but here’s a selection: Makoto Fujimura’s “Letter to North American Churches” is a seriously thoughtful […]
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Transpositions Tuesday: Where I talk about reviewing bad books, defending Simon Cowell’s right to be forthright, and why it matters to tell the truth when art is bad. Keepin’ it real; or What Simon Cowell has to do with being a Christian critic « Transpositions Earlier this week I found out that Simon Cowell is […]
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I’ve been getting know a bunch of ladies from Secret’s Is In The Sauce and I wanted to share a couple of posts from them this afternoon – they write about their lives. I like reading their stories and their struggles and triumphs. It’s amazing which parts of life we have in common and those […]
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Over at Transpositions there has been a series of exceptionally thoughtful and thought-provoking posts about the role of the Christian Artist which have raised some questions about the nature of both “Christian art” and the artist’s sense of membership with the church. I commend the following posts to you. In The Burden of Autonomy, Sara […]
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If I were asked to say what is at once the most important production of Art and the thing most to be longed for, I should answer, A Beautiful House; and the thing to be longed for, I should answer, A beautiful Book. – William Morris Last week over at Transpositions I wrote about this […]
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