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Articles by Daniel A. Siedell
Where Do You Stand? Anselm Kiefer’s Visual and Verbal Artifacts
I think it is beautiful to be justified (historically). ———Anselm Kiefer Forgiveness is the only way to reverse the irreversible flow of history. ———Hannah Arendt ANSELM KIEFER is one of the few artists working today who have transcended the vicissitudes and fashions of the contemporary art world. His stature among artists working after World War II is undisputed.
How to Get Over Yourself and Go to an Art Museum - OnFaith
I get it. You want to go to the art museum, but you can never bring yourself to go. You’re put off by the confusion, the boredom, the feeling that everyone but you knows what the art is all about. You want an earthshaking experience before art, but have never had it. So, you want to give up and admit that art isn’t for you. I have worked in and with art museums for nearly 25 years, and I know how you feel.
Winners: Arts & Faith Ecumenical Jury Film Awards for 2015, Part 2
Coninuing yesterday’s list of films, here are five other films (ranked) the 2015 Arts & Faith Ecumenical Jury recommended for Christian audiences, plus a list of honorable mentions (unranked): —about the struggle of the Beach Boys’ anchor Brian Wilson to integrate serious mental illness with magnificent creative impulses—is as good on the creative process as on psychological sensitivity, letting Wilson’s beautiful mind speak for itself.
Winners: Arts & Faith Ecumenical Jury Film Awards for 2015, Part 1
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The 2015 Arts & Faith Ecumenical Jury Film Awards had a decidedly international flavor. Six of ten films recognized by the Image-sponsored discussion forum were foreign-language films, including the top three entrants.
By John Deane Verified, Anya Krugovoy Silver, Gregory Wolfe, Daniel A. Siedell, Li-Young Lee, Ryan Masters
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Image Journal
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Prayers at the Museum of Modern Art
In the fall of 1989, I was standing in front of one of Jackson Pollock’s huge paint-splattered canvases at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) with my girlfriend, now my wife. She asked, “What makes this art?” Her question echoed my own. The art history and philosophy I had become so comfortable with in graduate seminars suddenly struck me as disturbingly insufficient. It was more than a question about art.
6 Popular Christian Sayings that Are Not True - OnFaith
These sayings were widespread in the Christian circles I grew up in, and they defined my understanding of faith to a great extent. But it turns out that none of these sayings are true: Religion can be defined as “an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and worldviews that relate humanity to the supernatural, and to spirituality.� Christianity fits that definition, of course. But Christians are reluctant to consider our “organized collection of beliefs�
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