Insider/Outsider Relationships in Theology and the Arts
Because this is our 100th post (reflective summary post to follow shortly), I thought I might reflect somewhat generally on one particular aspect of…
Jennifer Allen Craft is a regular contributor at Transpositions. Jenn is from southwest Georgia (think swamp, red clay, peanuts, and gnats) and holds a B. A. in Biblical Studies and Humanities from Atlanta Christian College and an M.Litt. in Theology, Imagination and the Arts from St. Andrews. She is currently working on a PhD on the theological significance of place with special attention to the role of the arts in the way we make and identify with places.
Because this is our 100th post (reflective summary post to follow shortly), I thought I might reflect somewhat generally on one particular aspect of…
Theology, basically, seeks to explore and understand the nature of God and religious belief. In doing this, theologians have to figure out how best…
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…
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…
It is important to remember that there are always pros and cons to everything, and this is no less true in regard to artistic…
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,…
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…