The Taste of Things is a Phenomenological Feast
by‘Wine is the intellectual side of a meal. Meat and vegetables are the material side.’ —Dodin Bouffant, The Taste of Things If one…
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Sacred Ground: Reflections on Ultimate Concern in Paul Tillich & Kendrick Lamar
byThe persistent presence of Paul Tillich in conversations surrounding theology and the arts can be attributed to the close relationship he details between art,…
Artist’s Reflection on Weaving the Unstrung
bySome questions loop throughout our days. ‘How are you doing? Where are you from? Where do you see yourself in the future?’ If you…
A Blue That Moves: A Creative Response to Distance
byThe Color of Distance The idea of distance starts with the sea. The sea finds its way to me through things splashed with blue,…
Artist Reflection: Julia MacLaurin
byAs soon as I heard that the theme for the Transept Exhibition was (a)void, I knew that my painting would be about the overuse…
‘Ex Nihilo’: Aliens, A.I. and God’s First Rodeo
byEditor’s note: The following article is a reflection upon the artistic process for a short story, ‘Ex Nihilo’, a piece at Transept’s 2024 art…
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Philosophy and Theology
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The discipline of theology has been no stranger to philosophy. Some consider them uneasy bedfellows, but many within theological disciplines have…