Luther Year at the Morgan November 22, 2016 Essays & Reviews, Features Word and Image: Martin Luther’s Reformation gathers material from German and American sources.
Two Versions of Assisi November 16, 2016 Essays & Reviews Assisi, the hillside birthplace of St. Francis, comes alive every Oct. 3, which marks the saint’s death in 1226.
Dusting Off ‘Christa’ September 22, 2016 News Twenty-two artists will explore “the language, symbolism, art, and ritual” of “the Christ image.”
Dana Gioia: Why Poetry Matters April 28, 2016 News “I don’t necessarily think Snoop Dogg is the new Shakespeare, but hip-hop is the reinvigoration of oral poetry.”
Remembering Gregory January 6, 2016 News Display of Pope Gregory’s crozier coincides with the Primates’ Meeting next week.
New Space for Lambeth Library December 15, 2015 News Lambeth Palace’s first new building project in 180 years will create a new home for its library.
Jonathan Daniels Fellows, 2015 July 16, 2015 News Seminarians studying in Chicago, Nashville, and Rochester receive the Jonathan M. Daniels Memorial Fellowship.
Drawn to Light April 22, 2015 News Jana Troutman-Miller relies on natural light — and some editing — to create photographic art.
Choose a Card for the Church September 4, 2014 News Choose from among 70 cards by 48 artists for the Episcopal Church’s Christmas Card of 2014.
Christianity and the Arts April 22, 2014 Essays & Reviews, Features By David Hein • Theology and the Arts (1966) by David Baily Harned will soon be available once again.
