Raindrops, Atomic Bombs and Film
byThe ancients recognized seven activities as arts: History, Poetry, Comedy, Tragedy, Music, Dance, and Astronomy. Each was governed by its own muse, each had…
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The Spectacle of Self-Improvement
byThen he called the crowd to him along with his disciples and said: ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take…
Review — An Outcast Age
byClinton Collister and Dan Rattelle, eds. An Outcast Age. Little Gidding Press, 2022, 54 pp, £11.95 paperback. As the second anthology of Christian verse…
Enfolding the Arts Is Our Story
byEnfolding multidisciplinary arts into Transept exhibitions has been an important part of the group and a priority for me since I participated in planning…
Review — Enfolding Our Stories
byAs part of the Transept exhibition Enfolding: A Study of Margins and Centres, members from Playback Edinburgh, Mosaic Playback and True Heart Theatre in London,…
The Immachinate Conception: Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow, A.I. and the Modern ‘Black Box’ God
byContrary to what we like to believe today, humans quite easily fall into obeying others, and any sufficiently advanced AI is indistinguishable from God….
Can an AI Paint an Icon?
byRecently, there has been much controversy about AI-generated ‘art,’ resulting from the recent developments in Generative Neural Networks (GANs)[1] and subsequently a popularization of…