Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts

A Humanizing Hope

“The poem is a gesture of hope, and it is a hope which preserves the humanity of the poet and the reader in the face of that which dehumanizes. It is a humanizing hope… We need a hope that humanizes us and others."

DITA hosts DaoZi for visit, lecture, and gallery installation

This fall DITA and Duke Chapel installed a premiere gallery of ink wash art by Chinese artist DaoZi. To celebrate the gallery's premiere, DITA hosted the artist for a week-long residency.

Finding the Right Question: From the Classroom to the Museum

Emily Normand is a museum educator, academic, and art historian who earned her M.T.S from Duke Divinity in 2023. About her time at DITA, she says, "I use what I learned in the Certificate every day."

As only Jeremy Begbie can do, this book weaves theology and music, philosophy and poetry, science and Scripture to explore and celebrate the uncontainability of the triune God and the irreducible complexity of creation.”

James K. A. Smith, Calvin University; editor and chief, Image

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