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…
Our ITIA postgraduates are often traveling within the UK and far beyond, sharing their research at conferences, workshops and other events. We are delighted to spotlight five of ITIA’s students who recently took part…
Transept was a co-sponsor of, and contributed artwork to, the 2019 Theology and Trauma conference at the University of St Andrews. Other sponsors included the LOGOS Institute for Analytic and Exegetical Theology here…
Poetry workshop with Dr. Rebekah Lamb (ITIA), Dr. Michael D. Hurley (Cambridge University) and Dr. Stephen Tardif (University of Toronto)
In March 2019, Professor Judith Wolfe (ITIA) and Professor Thomas Pfau (Duke) convened a four-day colloquium on R.M. Rilke’s Duino Elegies and T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets. Comprised of a small gathering of theologians,…
A major work on music and religious experience brings new insights to the field of theology and the arts. Professor David Brown and Dr Gavin Hopps examine the overlooked theological dimensions of music in a new…
As part of ITIA’s innovative research, we are pleased to share the following call for participants for a survey on progressive rock and spirituality. Hello! My name is Kimberley Anderson and I’m a PhD student in…
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Rebekah Lamb to a new lectureship in Theology & the Arts at the School of Divinity, University of St Andrews, starting in August 2018. Dr Lamb is currently a Gilson…
ITIA is pleased to congratulate our own Natasha O’Hear and her co-author Anthony O’Hear on the recognition of their book Picturing the Apocalypse (Oxford University Press). Picturing the Apocalypse was awarded a prize…
The Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts (ITIA) is delighted to announce a new collaboration with StAnza, Scotland’s International Poetry Festival. Following the success of the TheoArtistry Composers’…