Year of the Arts Symposium participants share insights, scriptures, and works of art as demonstrations of art in worship.
Dayton Castleman of Trinity Christian College shares some of his work in installations. He shares how he seeks to give viewers a "burning bush" experience of sacred space.
Ben Quash of King's College offers his insights into the concept of transcendence in contemporary art.
A panel of art experts discuss the value and significance of art. They examine how beauty and meaning in art add to the Christian life.
Jeremiah Enna, founder and executive director of The Culture House, discusses the work his organization has done in promoting art and spiritual development in their students.
Ruth Naomi Floyd explains the history, meaning, and significance of African-American sacred music and blues.
Ben Quash of King's College leads his audience in an analysis of multiple works of art. He shows how art can be used to depict theological ideas.
A panel of Christian artists reflect on the unique position in which they find themselves in the art world. They discuss helpful ways to conjoin the worlds of art and Christianity.
Roberta Ahmanson discusses the significance and meaning that sacred space provides.
Elizabeth Lev examines Christian architecture in Rome to show its historical significance and theological meaning.
The Norbertine Fathers of St. Michaels Abbey in Trabuco Canyon, CA conduct the Prayers at the End of the Day at Biola University.
Joel Kotkin discusses the influence of sacred space on urban development.
Nicholas Wolterstorff discusses church architecture from both an artistic and a functional perspective. Joel Kotkin and Wolterstorff facilitate a discussion regarding sacred space in urban planning.