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• Gentle radicalism

  Despite several flaws in reasoning, Roaring Lambs provides a compelling argument for Christians to transform culture.

• Seduced by Destroyer

  In Streethawk: A Seduction, Destroyer (led by Dan Bejar) has produced a work of vocal, musical, and lyrical genius.

• From Smurfs to Sponge Bob

  The author interviews a local mediaphile in order to better understand how cartoons have changed over the last twenty years, what we should look for in good cartoons, and how cartoons affect viewers.

• Demian's relevance

  A student analyzes Hermann Hesse's novel for affronts to Christianity and then explains why such literature should be studied in Christian schools.

• Consciousness is a terrible curse?

  Adaptation joins several other well-known films in addressing the isolating problems of writing and self-creation.

• Who's afraid of the big, bad world?

  What is or is not appropriate for Christians to watch, observe, listen to and participate in? Some answers lie in a close exploration of Philippians 4:8.

• Sculpting light and sound

  A film maker shares something of her journey to the art form and the works that journey has produced so far.

• Apocalyptic liberation

  David Dark?s new book, Everyday Apocalypse, effectively reclaims an old word.

• The rat race, art, and the inner life

  When we escape the noise long enough to hear the still, small voice, the journey of life takes on amazing new meaning.

• Discovering faith and art

  An interview with painter Ben Keys.

• Art 2003

  From lesser-known to well-known artists, visual art remains an important element of culture.

• Art on display

  The temporarily defunct gallery needs some attention.

• Passion for art

  Why Mark Moscowitz's Stone Reader is a must-see rental for artists and lovers of art.

• Perfectly ugly

  An exploration of the role of symbol in Calvin Seerveld's theory of aesthetics.

• Off to the Festival we go

  Calvin College's Festival of Faith & Writing offers an opportunity to acquaint new writers and readers with catapult.

• Vacation as pilgrimage

  A biennial journey to France renews a wife?s spirit.

• Changing the conversation

  How cultural institutions are recognizing the complexity of ?Christian? art.

• Collaborative creation

  An artist learns to connect his craft with Sunday mornings.

• Theatre & Art 2004

  Responses highlight varied local experiences.

• Ephemeral art

  What Goldsworthy and Christo have in common.

• Mart?n Buscaglia

  From a back room concert to the purpose of the artist.

• Peacemaking, terrorism and art

  An artist wonders out loud about the link between victims and perpetrators.

• Garbage or genius?

  A discussion starter on the works of art that we value in spite of a general consensus of worthlessness.

• This must be the place

  A walk around the neighborhood leads to the threshold of a timeless place.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The end of the tunnel

  A photo essay about an art installation at the historic Eastern State Penitentiary.