Alissa Wilkinson

Alissa Wilkinson founded The Curator in 2008 and was its editor for two years until accepting a full-time faculty position at The King's College. She is also associate editor of Comment. Her work on pop culture, philosophy, politics, and fine art has appears in a number of publications, including Paste, Christianity Today, Prism, Patrol, WORLD, and Relevant.

Alissa harbors a not-so-secret obsession with cooking, farmer’s markets, and food policy; reads a lot of books; drinks a lot of herbal tea; and watches movies with her husband, Tom, in their tiny apartment high above the Brooklyn treetops.

August 29, 2008

Three Sanctuaries Jenni Simmons A visit to the De Menil collections in Houston and the idea of sanctuary. Mütter Museum’s Gruesome Grace Rebecca Tirrell Talbot Seeing the human story in beauty’s ravages. Rethinking What It Means to Be “Made In America” Sarah Hanssen Entering a hopeless world to find humanity. McCain, Barack, and 30 Rock [...]

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