The latest CIVA exhibition, called “I Am Not a Machine”, acts as a fitting follow-up for those curious about Christian belief and new art practices.
Building Hope Through Sustainable Design An Interview with Margaret Smith of Clean Green Studios Creating green products that make the world spin more smoothly. “I Am Not A Machine”: Addressing God in Less-Established Terms By Samuel Kho The latest CIVA exhibition, called “I Am Not a Machine”, acts as a fitting follow-up for those curious [...]
We create green products that make the world spin more smoothly. That’s our mission; it’s not just something pretty to say.
Moskow, Belgium is the kind of film that appeals to both the hopeless romantics and the sarcastic cynics.
Reading the New York Times review of Broadway’s “Shrek: The Musical” leads Christy Tennant to lament the latest trend on the Great White Way, film adaptations for stage and revivals. Where, she asks, are the new shows?
Green Ogres and Other Unfortunate Trends on Broadway By Christy Tennant Lament the latest trend on the Great White Way: film adaptations for stage and revivals. Where are the new shows? Pandora: Rewarding Your Curiosity By the Staff of The Curator Whether or not Pandora released all evil on mankind, she did manage to lend [...]
Whether or not Pandora released all evil on mankind, she did manage to lend her name to a much more worthy project – the Music Genome Project’s Pandora internet radio.
The Courtyards of Rebirth:Oliver Sacks’s Awakenings, Part II By Rebecca Tirrell Talbot It is appropriate to tiptoe into the courtyards of suffering and rebirth and listen, watch, and learn. A Medieval Christmas(Downe in the Heart of Texas) By Jenni Simmons Musings on Kemper Crabb’s “Downe in Yon Forrest” medieval Christmas album, and its relevance in [...]
Musings on Kemper Crabb’s “Downe in Yon Forrest” medieval Christmas album, and its relevance in the unrootedness of our culture.