
‘Click to Insert Image’: PowerPoint & ‘Art’ in the Church
I’m not sure when the shift to using PowerPoint in the church happened. At some point, screens replaced paper, words replaced notes, and the…
Read MoreI’m not sure when the shift to using PowerPoint in the church happened. At some point, screens replaced paper, words replaced notes, and the…
Read MoreThe concept of beauty in relation to theology and the arts is a slippery one. While sometimes a definition eludes, at other times it…
Read MoreDuring Holy Week, it is common for churches to provide opportunities to enter imaginatively into the Passion narrative. Whether Maundy Thursday watches, Stations of…
Read MoreIn my previous post, I suggested three areas of common ground between academics and artists with the final being that both participate in creative…
Read MoreOver the New Year, I had the pleasure of regularly sitting at a long dinner table with a group of artists, delighting in the…
Read MoreThose who watched the Closing Ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics were presented with a visual display of what British art, design, and music…
Read MoreFor 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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