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Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts (DITA) promotes the vibrant engagement between Christian theology and the arts at Duke Divinity School and beyond. The arts do not just illustrate theology, but are themselves modes of theological expression. Art shapes the imagination of faith communities and provides the forms through which many people encounter the Gospel.

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Performing Faithfully: Music & Martyrdom

Performing Faithfully: Music & Martyrdom

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Ekklesia Contemporary Ballet Returns to Duke

Ekklesia Contemporary Ballet Returns to Duke

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An Interview with CTA Student Debbie Wong

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Instagram post 2129934703972926830_4776168201 A few highlights from Saturday night’s concert, Making All Things New, (1) the New Caritas orchestra is made up of professional musicians of faith from premiere orchestras around the country, (2) dancer Leah Glenn accompanied one of the pieces that included a solo by (3) Berlin-based saxophonist Uwe Steinmetz, (4) N.T. Wright shared a reflection on how God speaks through music in scripture, and (5) a highlight of the evening was the audience singing a hymn with the orchestra.
Instagram post 2128003057554863474_4776168201 Getting ready for the concert to start!
Instagram post 2127282481597099421_4776168201 We’ve got a packed house tonight for Art in Times of Turmoil, a panel discussion with @katecbowler, Christian Wiman, and @larartstudio
Instagram post 2127229080439913124_4776168201 We’re having fun rehearsing for tomorrow night’s concert (Sat. 7pm)! Tickets are available from Duke Box Office.
Instagram post 2127227111323249140_4776168201 ‪Art in action! Artist Steve Prince shows DITA10 participants how to make a woodcut that will be part of The Links Project, which draws diverse people together to reflect on the impact of slavery through art making.‬
Instagram post 2127119465410033223_4776168201 The Emerging Scholars Colloquium is at the heart of what DITA10 is all about! We’ve gathered today’s rising scholars in the field to workshop together their research and writing because they are forming the future for theology and the arts.
Instagram post 2126997509174858985_4776168201 We kicked off DITA10 last night with a full room and a keynote by DITA director Jeremy Begbie on how the biblical theme of creation and new creation helps us imagine the future for theology and the arts.
Instagram post 2126390423860742522_4776168201 We’re getting ready for DITA10! (1) Visual artist Linnea Spransy works on her art installation while (2) prints by Steve Prince, (3) cyanotypes by @larartstudio , and (4) art by Seth Bauserman are installed in Duke Chapel; (5) musicians practicing for Sunday morning worship at Duke Chapel where N.T. Wright will be preaching.
Instagram post 2126237634569652458_4776168201 #Repost @larartstudio with @get_repost ・・・ This painting, “Undone”, a couple of other paintings (including 3 new ones) + I are headed to Durham, NC this morning for the @DITADukeDiv Symposium on the Future of Theology + the Arts. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ My art will join the art of 2 other artists in an exhibition featured at the Duke University Chapel over the next month. If you are in the area— stop in + see. See their website for exhibition details. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ It’s been a few years since I’ve walked the grounds of my Alma Mater. I look forward to this time to remember, reconnect, + be in that space with joy the woman + artist I have become. 💙 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Alright— time to go into ✈️ mode. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Instagram post 2125848696130542229_4776168201 #Repost @katecbowler with @get_repost ・・・ This Friday, I sit down with poet Christian Wiman and abstract artist Lanecia Rouse-Tinsely (@larartstudio) as we discuss the role the arts play in the midst of life’s most difficult questions. And the best part? You can be there. Join us for a LIVE podcast event this Friday, September 6th at 7PM in the Reynolds Theater (which is found among the neo-gothic wonder that is Duke University). I hope to see you there. Click on the in my profile for ticket information. This event is hosted by Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts as part of the DITA10 Symposium.
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