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Art in the Era of the Internet - Off Book - PBS

Watch this YouTube video by Off Book – PBS

 

The internet has intensified connections between people across the planet. In this episode we take a look at the impact of this new interconnectivity on the art world. Traditional funding models are dissolving, new forms of expressing ownership have arisen to accomodate for remix . . . → Read More: Art in the Era of the Internet – Off Book – PBS

Pastoring Artists Tip #1 Looking

So you want to be a pastor to creatives or artists? When I consider beginning a new ministry I first ask myself what are the basic things I need to do?

Start Looking.

Here are 4 ways this works itself out.

Stop

You might wonder what this has to do with looking but perspective . . . → Read More: Pastoring Artists Tip #1 Looking

Streetlights 3 – March 10, 2012 Midtown Church Atlanta

Street Lights Logo

I recently met a new friend who is helping develop arts events to raise awareness of a huge need in Atlanta and the world.  It seems that artists have the ability to get behind a cause.

“Street Lights is a concert on a mission to stop Child Sex Trafficking and whose artists have a passion . . . → Read More: Streetlights 3 – March 10, 2012 Midtown Church Atlanta

5 Ideas for a Creative Arts Event

Painting - Matt Armstrong - Sacrificial Love

Sacrificial Love – by Matt Armstrong

Just what do people do when they gather to share creative work together? You may want to have an event at your church or organization.  Here are 5 Ideas for a Creative Arts Event that I think are worth everyone trying out.

Invite people to submit creative work . . . → Read More: 5 Ideas for a Creative Arts Event

Tom Key - Art Matters Lecture

Our friends at City Church Eastside hosted an Intersect Forum with Tom Key recently. Tom is the Executive Artistic Director of  Theatrical Outfit.  He presented a talk “Art Matters: Why Building an Excellent Culture is Critical to Christian Faith”  You can listen to it on the City Church Eastside Website.

While I missed the event due to . . . → Read More: Tom Key – Art Matters Lecture