Climate Art: From Exposing to Enthralling
A few years ago, I shared some great examples of climate artists working in music, dance, and performance. Today, I offer some more examples, this
A few years ago, I shared some great examples of climate artists working in music, dance, and performance. Today, I offer some more examples, this
So let’s sum up: great movie in every way, won tons of awards (including an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for screenwriter and director, Cord
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Those of us who teach in humanities fields at university face the threshold of every new semester with the sinking feeling that we have dedicated
Believing in the resurrection of Christ is a little bit easier when you’re standing in the middle of a garden. Which may help explain the
Art has the power to weasel behind our defenses, awaken us emotionally, disturb the smooth surfaces of our certainties.
Studio artist and art educator Jo-Ann Van Reeuwyk reflects on art and risk-taking as well as creating safe places for risk through sacred spaces pedagogy.
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One finds good news where one can these days, and here comes some good news for the church: the work of ecumenism thrives in the
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