RUINS
William Collen, Amy Mantravadi, Carolyn Etzel BranchArt theory and criticism from a Christian aesthetician
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Trajectories: Mondrian, Diebenkorn, Wain
Occasionally, artists will devote their careers to extended explorations of one particular technical problem or question of aesthetics. It can sometimes take years, even decades, for an artist to develop their mature style and find the solu...
iPhones, Idols, and Icons: resisting image saturation
Editor’s note: today we are very pleased to be able to bring you the writing of , who writes about the intersection of theater and theology at . Recently she visited Triangle Church in Durham, NC to attend a lecture on a topic of profound i...
Kaneko through the eyes of a child
There is something childish about the works exhibited at the Kaneko Gallery this summer. Maybe I shouldn’t say childish; that word has connotations of immaturity, inexperience, etc. Perhaps childlike is a better word; there is a quality, sh...
Ambiguity (or sloppiness?) at the Bemis
Artists, these days, have become our culture’s prophets. They are frequently found using their art to speak condemnation or judgement on the culture they are part of, just as was done by the prophets in the Old Testament; at times, just lik...
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Art critic based in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pilgrim seeking the beatific vision. Wife to Jai, mommy to Thomas, servant of Caesar \ud83d\udc08⬛. Essays, novels, book reviews. Encourager of the Four Families. Servant of the Secret Fire. \ud83d\udd25
seminary student on most days, storyteller also on most days.
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