ITIA is pleased to announce its collaboration with the Hildebrand Project this fall term as we launch a virtual reading group on Dietrich von Hildebrand’s seminal work, Aesthetics (volumes one & two). The reading group…
“The year 2018 saw the publication of a book jointly written by David Brown and Gavin Hopps, The Extravagance of Music (London: Palgrave Macmilllan). It would be reasonable to expect that this book would receive a…
Time and Again is the title of a multidisciplinary arts exhibition created by students and artists associated with Transept, the student-led artists’ group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts…
CALLING ARTISTS … of all media! ITIA Transept Exhibition 2020 — Call for Submissions Transept, a group of artist practitioners and theologians within ITIA (The Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts) at the…
We are very pleased to share that our new MLitt in Sacred Music has launched and we are accepting applications for Fall 2020 entry. The MLitt in Sacred Music offers a unique interdisciplinary formation in Sacred Music…
This fall, Dr. Rebekah Lamb and Dr. Joanna Leidenhag will be teaching a new, interdisciplinary module they have co-designed for St. Andrews sub-honours students. This collaboration brings St. Marys’ Science-Engaged…
With a new academic year beginning in ITIA, TheoArtistry researchers Mariah, Marjorie, and Michael consider how poetry, visual art, and photography have helped them to shape new theological insights. Can a photographer…
Focusing on the topic of ‘Creation and New Creation in the Inklings’, Professor Judith Wolfe, in collaboration with Malcom Guite, spoke at Duke University’s Symposium DITA10 | Creation and New Creation: Discerning the…
On Thursday, 19th of September, Dr. Rebekah Lamb will be speaking on Newman’s Idea of History as Spiritual Ecology at the Ecology and Religion in Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference, a flightless, multi-site,…
On Friday, 13th of September, Professor Judith Wolfe will be speaking on ‘Eschatological Being’ at Cambridge University’s New Trinitarian Ontologies Conference. To read the abstract of her paper and see the conference…