Theodicy in Christian Art: Händel, Bruegel, and dell’Arca
bySuffering Embraced: Christ’s Passion Works of art that express the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ shed light on the mystery of…
Art Appreciation
Transpositions Ten-Year Anniversary Series Part 4: Significant Art from the 2010s
by[EDITOR’S NOTE: This final instalment of our ten-year anniversary series is published in a new year. We have turned the corner from the past…
Transpositions Ten-Year Anniversary Series Part 3: Significant Art from the 2010s
by[EDITOR’S NOTE: In this third instalment of our Transpositions’ ten-year anniversary series, ‘Significant Art from the 2010s’, we hear reflections from four different artist-scholars…
The Pittenweem Arts Festival: An Artist’s Reflection on Art, Church, and Place
byOne may be forgiven for questioning the theological value of art festivals; after all, they can be known for their unbridled commerce and questionable…
Encountering an Icon: Thomas Eakins’ ‘The Crucifixion’
by‘There really is no such thing as Art. There are only artists.’ [1] With these two provocative little sentences, E.H. Gombrich begins his famed…
Review: Representations of Pain in Art and Visual Culture
byMaria Pia Di Bella and James Elkins, editors, Representations of Pain in Art and Visual Culture, Routledge Advances in Art and Visual Studies 4…
ITIA Art Exhibition, ‘The World “behind” and “in front of” the Work’
byWhile a scholarly investigation of art engages the imagination and intellect, a practical interaction with art employs the physical senses. More profoundly, art that…