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Contesting the popular view that New York City is characterized by a high degree of secularism, the “City of Faith: Religion, Activism, and Urban Space” exhibition emphasizes that the essence of New York City cannot be comprehended without focusing on religion. Curated by Azra Dawood, the exhibition is taking place at the Museum of the
Anyone who has spent any amount of time on Twitter has seen the products of the AI image engines, such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or OpenAI’s DALL·E. It is uncanny how precise these AI art generators can be; they are routinely capable of creating images that can suggest the whole range of human emotions—from peace
A production of The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis will soon be staged by the Museum of the Bible. The production of this classic tale by Logos Theatre will be premiered at the World Stage Theatre of the Museum of the Bible. The story is part of Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia series and
Birmingham based micro-engraver Graham Short has created a microscopic representation of a crib that is now considered the tiniest Nativity scene in the world. The hand-engraved image was made on a speck of gold and placed inside the eye of a needle. The piece can be viewed via microscope and is on display at St.
A North Nashville church community has rallied behind barber Jake Sherrell and his Bel-Aire Unisex Salon. Even at the age of 96, with advanced cancer, Sherrell still runs his salon and is beloved by friends and family. Mike DuBose of United Methodist News writes that the barber was also known for freely talking about his
The following article contains content some may find offensive. Los Angeles band Cancer Christ performs concerts that include baptisms with fake blood and songs that combine biblical imagery with violent themes. Dale Chamberlain of Church Leaders writes that band headliner Anthony Melhaff claims that his band follows punk rock in the name of faith, although
Questions about the provenance of a series of artworks and how a minister came to have them is at the heart of a new exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The Whitney is opening a showing that features more than 4,000 paintings and memorabilia from Greenwich artist Edward Hopper, and of particular interest
Two ancient Roman busts housed at the Vatican museums were toppled by a man on Wednesday, leading to moderate damage to the sculptures. The man was prevented from causing further damage by the staff and was later arrested by the Vatican police. It has been reported that the perpetrator who appears to be in his
Lots of people who go to Burning Man have an experience through which they feel like they’ve seen God — some with psychoactive aid, but others through deep, interpersonal connection. A temporary community that focuses on communal art, offering of gifts, and shared experiences that gathers in the desert every summer — skipping a couple
Tennessee Tech University President Phil Oldham has called off future drag events at the university campus following the mockery of Christianity and use of what’s been described as ‘disturbing’ content concerning minors in a drag show held on campus. The president’s statement was issued after a video of the drag show went viral on social
A Christian blogger and photographer won her legal battle against an ordinance in Louisville, Kentucky, that would have required her to take photos at same-sex weddings. Chelsey Nelson was represented by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) attorneys, who challenged the Fairness Ordinance that required her to take photos and create blogs promoting same-sex weddings, violating her
Sight & Sound Theatres, known for presenting Bible stories in the form of musicals on stage, is adding film production to its offerings. The new venture, Sight & Sound Films, will focus on producing films with biblical principles and about historical figures who according to chief story officer and president of Sight and Sound, Josh
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