ITIA is delighted to appoint a limited term, Associate Lecturer, Dr Caleb Froelich. Dr Froehlich specialises in theology and the arts with a focus on the intersections between religion, art, and culture from the…
Professor Giuseppe Pezzini, Associate Professor of Latin and Language at the University of Oxford and ITIA Associate Scholar, is organising an academic conference, Tolkien’s Words and Worlds, this September 2023 to…
We are recruiting an Associate Lecturer (Education Focused) in Theology and the Arts in the School of Divinity at the University of St. Andrews. We are looking for a scholar who is committed to delivering high quality…
Professor Beppe Pezzini of Corpus Christi, Oxford, who is an associate scholar of ITIA, is co-organising a conference this March (21 MAR 2023 – 22 MAR 2023) on the friendship between G.B. Smith and J.R.R. Tolkien. This…
On Friday, 21 of April 2023, there will be a one-day symposium for scholars working on Catholic women writers at Campion Hall, Oxford. PhDs, post-docs and senior scholars working in this area are all welcome.…
Professor Clemens Cavallin (Nord University) will run a seminar on “The Disruptive Logic of the Sacred: A Reflection on the Art of Michael D. O’Brien” on Friday, 6th of May (2022). The Seminar will start at 11:00 a.m.…
Opening Event: April 8, 7-9pm Gallery Hours: April 9-13, 9am-4pm Location: All Saints’ Church, N Castle St What does it mean to connect to others in a world of masked faces and virtual meetings? This year’s exhibition…
On 16 January, 2021, Sir James MacMillan will premier his 90-minute Christmas Oratorio at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. It will be live-streamed by the Dutch station NPO Radio 4, and available to listen to on their…
Sir James MacMillan’s lecture ‘Catholicism and Music,’ given as part of the Ushaw Lecture Series in partnership with The Centre for Catholic Studies at Durham University and ITIA at St Andrews, is now available online.…
“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…