Review: Mary W. McCampbell, Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves
byMatthew Nelson reviews Mary McCampbell’s exciting new book on art and empathy for Transpositions. Mary W. McCampbell, Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves: How Art…
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Half-Smile and Pinch Face: Writing for an Illustrator
byAuthor Ewan Bowlby reflects on writing a short story in collaboration with illustrator Karlee Rene, for the next of our series of artist reflections…
This Is Where We Live Now (Parts I & II)
byFor our series of artist reflections connected to the Transept Interface exhibition, Melody Bellefeuille-Frost describes the creative process behind her collage This is Where We…
Review: Art, Imagination, and Christian Hope
byTrevor Hart, Gavin Hopps, and Jeremy Begbie, eds. Art, Imagination and Christian Hope: Patterns of Promise. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate, 2012, xi + 193 pp.,…
Le Mur pour la Paix: Art with a political message?
byParis is a feast for those interested in culture and the arts. After my post last week on Barbara Nicolosi’s chapter in For the…
The Wound and The Coyote: Joseph Beuys’ Spiritual Vision
byIf you come in a space with a big flame of fire you will get burnt, and you cannot say: ‘This is the symbol…
Where does our service lie?: The Christian Artist and the Church (Part 2)
byLast week I brought up the topic of how we might think about the relationship of the artist to the church, raising some questions…