Jazz, modern art, Terrence Malick, raindrops on roses
There are a few things I’m very much looking forward to in these hectic days. One of them is being able to take a few days off with Andrea to […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Off the beaten track
I sometimes find when you stumble across a suggestive image it keeps cropping up wherever you look. Here is an interesting twist on the train metaphor I suggested a few […]
Jesus Christ Pose
I am a great mono-tasker (the polar opposite of a multitasker) and so I will have to put Unfolding Forms on the back burner for the next week or two […]
Skalleluia
The buzz around Joel Heng Hartse’s recent book “Sects, Love and Rock and Roll,” which deals with the perhaps inevitable decline of Contemporary Christian Music, has got me thinking about […]
“Dialogues” at Wycliffe College
Well, I just got back from Syracuse where I presented a paper at the Eastern Regional AAR meeting – I’ll write more about it later, but I must say I […]
Target practice
In a recent post, Daniel Siedell has this to say about Christian interpretation of art, which seeks to situate the work of art within the larger metanarrative of the Christian […]
