Transept, a group of artists and theologians connected with The Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts at the University of St Andrews (ITIA), is holding its annual multimedia art festival from Friday 25 April to Sunday 27 April at Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church (Queens Terrace, St Andrews, KY16 9QF). No RSVP is necessary. Please…
Please join us for the opening night launch event of Transept’s 2024 exhibition ‘(a)void’! Come mingle, enjoy refreshments, view the art, and meet the artists. This year’s theme is an artistic exploration into the realm of absence. Through a wide array of mediums, artists investigate the depths of darkness, emptiness, and the unknown. This exhibition…
Transept, a group of artists and theologians connected with ITIA (the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts) at the University of St Andrews is holding its annual multimedia art exhibition from 5-10 April at Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church (Queens Terrace, St Andrews, KY16 9QF). All are welcome to attend the opening event, gallery hours,…
An afternoon concert with selections from Purcell’s Dido and Aneas, Lully’s Concert donné au soupé du Roy, Pieces en Trio by Marin Marais, the Sonate en trio no. 1 by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier and Vivaldi’s Recorder concerto La Notte featuring Maria Michaelis as soloist.
Transept, a group of artists and theologians with the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts, presents its annual multimedia arts exhibition. In this exhibition, we are curious – as both artists and theologians – about the possibilities to renegotiate and shift centres of power, privilege, and influence; to enfold the centres and the margins,…
This forum, hosted Divinity’s EDI Officer, Dr Eric Stoddart, and EDI Committee is an opportunity for undergraduates who take one or more Divinity modules this year to help shape the School’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) agenda. The plan is for you to discuss welcome and support, diversity in the curriculum, and your vision for…
TheoArtistry is about a meeting of the ways: between theology and the arts, between theory and practice, and – in the latest TheoArtistry scheme – between text and image. The TheoArtistry: Text & Image scheme for 2021 brings together visual artists and researchers from several disciplines in a multifaceted research project. The participating scholars and…
All are invited to this free workshop where Dr Elizabeth Shively will explain how to interpret a biblical text for preaching. Please RSVP by 25 February to [email protected] and indicate if you would need childcare as the School of Divinity is working to provide this. Location: St Andrews Episcopal Church