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24/08/2011<31/10/2011

Art and Sustainability

by Jenn Craft

The National Gallery in London recently advertised that it partnered with General Electric to “grow the first living masterpiece.” Outside the museum in Trafalgar…

16/08/2011<11/12/2012

Making a ‘Place’ in a Place: A Reflection on Culture-Making

by Sara Schumacher

This summer, I’ve returned to two places from my past. One was the place where my family has lived for nearly 20 years. The…

12/08/2011<31/10/2011

The Importance of the Arts in Christian Higher Education

by Philip Ryken

I am very pleased to be invited to contribute to this symposium on Christianity, art, and education. I am even more pleased do to…

08/08/2011<01/02/2016

Looking Comes First

by Bruce Herman

In The Great Divorce, C. S. Lewis spins a yarn in which denizens of hell are given a bus-trip to the lowlands of heaven…

08/07/2011<31/10/2011

Nature’s Grace: Encountering The Tree of Life

by Stewart Clem

Terrence Malick has done the unthinkable. He has made a film that looks unflinchingly at life’s greatest mysteries – love, loss, alienation, and suffering – without a hint of cynicism.