The depths of art: would it surprise you?
Art is far too under-rated by contemporary bible-believing Christians. This is VERY sad indeed – because art at its best helps to challenge and shape
23rd April 2008
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art & painting
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The Phantom Prayerbooth
HT to Libby Purves’ Faith Central for this fantastic item. Unfortunately it’s not ‘for real’ but is a work of art. This is what
11th March 2008
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Picasso’s & Van Gogh’s self-portraits – all rolled into one
It seems that the genius who is eggman913 has done it several times (he was the one to bring 500 year’s of women in art
2nd November 2007
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Picasso’s self portraits
Was repeating my Even Better Than The Real Thing study day on postmodernism on Saturday. (Depending on the quality of the recordings, we may upload
21st October 2007
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2 angles on the contemporary world – the bible’s and the postmodernist’s
some of you may be interested in the fact that two recent series of talks are now available to download for FREE on iTunes. I
14th June 2007
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For the love of God – Hirst’s skull
Damien Hirst has done it again – art hitting the headlines – and achieving what he seems to love most – the limelight. You have
2nd June 2007
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500 years of women in art in 3 minutes
this is stunningly beautiful. speaks for itself… a CRUNCHIE bar to all who can identify all the paintings…
31st May 2007
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Flight Patterns – chillingly beautiful but atmospherically terrifying
My brother put me onto this – an extraordinary animation based on the daily flight patterns over the USA
31st May 2007
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war – the menace, the horror, the chains (Housman & Gertler)
A.E. Housman wrote this extraordinarily poem in 1895 (find other poems here). Of course it described the warfare of his century – Napoleonic Wars, The
3rd May 2007
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dreaming of Jesus – a picture confirms it
I heard an incredible true story this week. A Muslim lady from the Middle East, who now lives in London, came to faith
30th April 2007
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scary waste stats
Came across these pictures this week. You won’t have a clue what the one on the left is, and you will think you know what
22nd April 2007
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the babel tree: graphic futility
While on holiday last week, we visited a renovated Tudor house in Suffolk – Kentwell Hall. Quite apart from being a jolly beautiful place where
19th April 2007
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