Article Glimpses of a New Order Is a return to the old “normal” inevitable, or does this moment invite us to forge new patterns of living? By E. R. Powell November 10, 2020 Arts
Article The Suspended Beauty of the Cross In David Jones’s ‘Crucifixion,’ beauty and brutality are so interwoven that they stun us into silence. By E. R. Powell October 18, 2020 Arts Spirituality Theology
Article The Paradoxes of Enclosure The first in a series of three meditations on the art of David Jones, this essay probes the mystery of the Incarnation. By E. R. Powell September 4, 2020 Arts Theology Spirituality
Article Madonnas in Gas Masks The art that has emerged from the Chilean ‘estallido social’ is often ironic, playfully sending up the conventions of Catholic hagiography. By Joseph S. Flipper September 1, 2020 Arts Social Justice Foreign Affairs
Article Tranquility & Tempest Abel Ferrara’s new film examines domesticity and its dissolution through a protagonist who see-saws between utter collapse and calm self-awareness. By Patrick Preziosi August 13, 2020 Movies Arts
Feature Scene From a Protest A child at a protest in Santa Clarita, June 2020. By Lamont Roberson July 1, 2020 Closing Shot Arts Social Justice