During the last week of September, these odd fliers peppered the walls of Duke Divinity School. By the end of the week, people were talking ...

By Stephanie Gehring Excerpt below; original post here . Mathew Crawford, a fellow student of mine, asked me to collaborate with him on an ...

As part of the arts initiative through Jo Bailey Wells and Dean Hays, artist Rachel Campbell is painting a series of portraits . She has no...

As you may have seen, there are strange angled boxes installed near the floor in the Westbrook basement hallways; on the walls above them, w...

In order to invite people into the shared experience offered in his new book Art That Tells the Story, Chris Brewer decided to take the boo...

On July 19th, 2011 at the Riverside Church Theatre in Manhattan and then again on July 23rd at University Lutheran Church in Harvard Square ...

On November 8-10, 2011, Duke Divinity Th.D. student and arts pastor David Taylor will host a conference on liturgy, formation, mission and a...

The Indianapolis International Film Festival is currently running at the Indianapolis Museum of Art , and I was able to attend a showing la...

This past Saturday, I had the pleasure of getting a tour of the Thornton Dial exhibit currently on display at the Indianapolis Museum of Art...

Artful is God, creation is his canvas on which he paints his cosmic masterpiece: brushstrokes both broad and delicate in detail, col...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Carole Baker That contemporary America is captivated by the phenomenon of celebrity is hardly a cont...

It's been a while since this blog has been updated, but this seems to be an appropriate topic for a return to posting. The Gathering Chu...

See what's happening in the Pacific Northwest: Pacific NW | Northwest Christians explore faith, art and culture | Seattle Times Newspape...

Duke Divinity School is accepting applications from artists wishing to display, demonstrate, and sell their craft during an Arts Fair that ...

Full article here // Excerpt below By David LaMotte To many people, art is superfluous or even distracting from what is truly important. I...

Come enjoy your favorite Broadway Tunes! Admission is FREE! Tickets are available at Duke Divinity School or by email request. [linnyb12@...

Check out Church and Art Network --here's an excerpt from their website: "Church and Art Network (C&A) is a gathering of organi...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Lori Chapman An art studio doesn't usually make anyone's list of what the homeless need. But...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Andrew Jacobs The Chinese authorities on Sunday detained Ai Weiwei, a high-profile artist and stubbo...

Full article here // Excerpt below Critically acclaimed American author Barbara Kingsolver is the 2011 recipient of the Duke LEAF Award f...

Friday, April 15, 2011 - 5:00pm - Saturday, April 16, 2011 - 5:00pm 0013 Westbrook The Duke Department of Re...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Jeff Strickler It’s impossible not to be mesmerized by the meticulous craftsmanship of The Saint John...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Trent Gilliss This afternoon we received the following email from Ben Depp, a photographer whose sist...

Monday, March 28, 2011 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 0014 Westbrook Duke Chapel and Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts will sponsor a pre-co...

The Duke Divinity School Women's Center will kick off its art show with an open-mic poetry reading at Bean Traders on Ninth Street on M...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Deborah Sontag At an exhibition opening in Rome in 2007, Julian Schnabel , the burly artist and film...

Wild Goose Festival - June 23 - 26, 2011 Shakori Hills Farm, NC from Wild Goose on Vimeo . The Wild Goose is a Celtic metaphor for...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Reynolds Chapman Learning the history of the black church has also taught me how to prepare and lead...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Robert T. Coote There are many ways to identify the most lasting or best loved hymns among American ...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Shubha Bala When we think of historic Islamic scholars, it’s easy to think of philosophy and litera...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Nick Bilton Gregg Gillis, a musician who performs under the name Girl Talk , creates a unique style ...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Sylviane Gold ON Friday, around the time New York moviegoers arrive for an afternoon showing of the F...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Elizabeth Leland A Charlotte businessman created a poster of homeless people holding up w...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Jeff Strickler To say that the Rev. Efrem Smith thinks outside the box isn’t entirely accurate. He d...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Gaby Wood In a Paris suburb in October 2005, two teenagers of African descent were running away from...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Joyce Carol Oates and Meghan O'Roarke Meghan O'Rourke: You know, writing has always been the ...

Full article here // Excerpt below Senior communication studies major Kuamel Stewart is passionate about jazz music and playwriting. He ...

Full article here // Excerpt below By George Clifford Recently, I’ve participated in, or overheard, several conversations about church mus...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Paul Harvey Has there been a major pop group more concerned with exploring personal anxieties, aspir...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Niko Koppel Mercy is commonly defined as compassion, forgiveness, kindness or an act of piety. But p...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Damien Cave Colorful and sad, beautiful but cracked, the three remaining murals of the Episcopal Tri...

Full story here In the midst of the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt and the protests elsewhere in North Africa and the Middle East, a grou...

'Jazz Mama ' documentary film screening and discussion with filmmaker Petna Ndaliko and African Studies scholar Chérie Rivers Tues...

Full article here // Excerpt below "Of Gods and Men" is a French film that's set in a monastery in Algeria in the 1990s. It...

The juror for NCAG's 2011 Juried Arts Exhibit, Carolyn Butler, is a North Carolina-based artist working in digital and new media. Her wo...

You've probably seen at least one of the videos from this album (like the one below), but be sure to check out the entire project from P...

Mayda Del Valle (2001 National Poetry Slam Winner) Monday, February 14 @ 8:00 p.m. Reynolds Theater, Duke University FREE SHOW More info

Full article here // Excerpt below By Lucy Hood A stethoscope, a blood pressure cuff and a few other tools are all pediatrician John Moses ...

While the church’s celebrations and teachings follow a steady cadence, we continue to seek new and vibrant ways of interpreting the Word...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Matt Wolf It’s not often that the mundane activities of an audience directly fly in the face of what...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Wes ( Transpositions ) ...What are the methods for putting the arts in conversation with Christian t...

The Glen Workshop is a unique opportunity offered by Image . Pick up a brochure from the bulletin boards above the student folders or next ...

Full article here // Excerpt below By Anthony Shadid It was a few minutes after midnight on Sunday, when an unaccustomed rain washed Cairo...

Submissions for the 2011 Juried Arts Exhibit will be accepted March 16-18, 2011. Guidelines and submission forms will be available in a fold...