Review: The Religious Vision of Rembrandt
Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr. Rembrandt’s Late Religious Portraits. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 2005, 150 pp., £29.50/$42.50 cloth. This catalogue accompanied an exhibition of...
View ArticleITIA Art Exhibition, ‘The World “behind” and “in front of” the Work’
While a scholarly investigation of art engages the imagination and intellect, a practical interaction with art employs the physical senses. More profoundly, art that... The post ITIA Art Exhibition,...
View ArticleReview: After the Call – An Artistic Exploration of Beauty in the Ordinary...
Editor’s Note: This is the first installment of a two-part review. From 6thto 15thApril 2018, The Transept – a group of practicing artists within... The post Review: After the Call – An Artistic...
View ArticleSilence, the Arts, and Spiritual Discipline: Thoughts after R. S. Thomas [and...
EDITOR’S NOTE: As a preview to the format for Transpositions’ Friday posts in the coming Martinmas semester 2018, this ‘review’ summarises and further reflects on... The post Silence, the Arts, and...
View ArticleThe Pittenweem Arts Festival: An Artist’s Reflection on Art, Church, and Place
One may be forgiven for questioning the theological value of art festivals; after all, they can be known for their unbridled commerce and questionable... The post The Pittenweem Arts Festival: An...
View ArticleReview: ‘Time and Again’ Arts Exhibition
Editor’s note: In Part 1 of this review, Kieran Gaya reviews the visual and literary component of Transept’s ‘Time and Again’ exhibition. In Part... The post Review: ‘Time and Again’ Arts Exhibition...
View ArticleReview: ‘Time and Again: Playing it Back’
On Saturday, 25 April, 2020, over a dozen artists came together for a ‘Zoom-in Playback’ encounter moderated by Karen McClain Kiefer. This event was... The post Review: ‘Time and Again: Playing it...
View ArticleExhibition Review: Home Alone Together
Editor’s Note: Dan Drage also interviewed Aaron Rosen, one of the curators of the Home Alone Together exhibition, about the origins and goals of... The post Exhibition Review: <I>Home Alone...
View ArticleLe.Iva and the Point in Between
Giulia Privitelli reviews Le.Iva, a multi-media installation by Maltese artist Austin Camilleri exploring anger, grief and mortality. To grieve takes effort. At the end of... The post Le.Iva and the...
View ArticleReview — Enfolding Our Stories
As 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 post Review — Enfolding Our...
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