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James K. A. Smith on the challenge and joy of contemporary art

The following two excerpts are from James K. A. Smith, Make Your Home in This Luminous Dark: Mysticism, Art, and the Path of Unknowing (Yale University Press, 2026). Reproduced by permission of...


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Roundup: "Presence and Mystery” conference in Philly, rabbi chants 9/11 voicemail messages, and more

SPOTIFY PLAYLIST: September 2026 (Art & Theology)

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Excerpt from The Circus of the Sun by Robert Lax (poem)
Sonia Gechtoff (American, 1926–2018), Celestial Red, 1994. Acrylic on canvas, 77 3/4 × 78 in. (197.5 × 198.1 cm). Photo: Victoria Emily Jones, at 55 Walker (art gallery), Tribeca neighborhood, New York, August 2022.

In the beginning (in the beginning of time to say the least) there were the compasses. Whirling in void, their feet traced out beginnings and endings, ...


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Roundup: Site-specific dance in sanctuary, the Feast of Creation, botanical portraits of place, and more

DANCE: “Seraphim” (2026), choreographed by Lindsey Hanson: This is one of the most unique dances for film that I’ve seen. It’s absolutely mesmerizing! Filmed in Dimnent Memorial Chapel in Holland, Michigan, with a bird’s eye view camera, “Seraphim” features eigh...


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Reading and writing and ’rithmetic

Many children, teens, and adults will be returning to school in the coming weeks to start their fall semester, putting their heads to the books and their pens to paper (or fingers to the keyboard!), receiving the gift of learning to then hopefully steward.

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