This paradox of “official outsiderdom” tends to hollow out, or at least relativize, the project’s desire to present the “lone voice” or “marginalized.”
Having much appreciated Jane Clark Scharl’s brilliant criticism on topics from Milton to Flannery O’Connor, I had very high expectations for her two recently...
Christopher Webster’s presentation of important Classical achievements such as St. Chad’s Church, Shrewsbury (George Steuart, 1790-92) is novel and enlightening.
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Cinema
Two films about the 2015 Coptic martyrs in Libya are raising funds:...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Music
Frank La Rocca’s Requiem for the Forgotten “stirs the soul” (Classical Music...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Music
Fugue State Films is raising money for Lighten Our Darkness, a film...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Music
Compared to the music of Haydn and Mozart, that of Dieterich Buxtehude...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Contemporary Art
Mark K. Spencer reviews Beautiful Ugliness: Christianity, Modernity, and the Arts...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Art
Pending lectures include, on February 8 in London, “Balthazar: The Third Man...
Coleridge is a monthly digest of noteworthy items in theology and the arts.
Art and Architecture
Is art a secular invention? Matthew Milliner tests the theory...
