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ARTS Vol. 30, No. 1: Coming November 15th
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This issue, guest edited by Joyce Mercer, features articles from presentations given at the Association of Practical Theology conference on "Art and Social Transformation" (Yale Divinity School, April 2018). The cover and portfolio features the work of artist Rena Detrixhe. Karen Georgia A. Thompson contributes three poems. Hyunwoo Han Koo contributes an article about the comfort women statues in Manhattan and Seoul. Deborah Sokolove and Amy E. Gray created a collaborative, interactive installation for the conference, and they write about their process in an article called, "For the Healing of the World." Ruth Illman and W. Alan Smith discuss how the Interreligious Choir of Frankfurt, Germany, builds community across lines of difference. John P. Falcone describes how sculptures created in the Theatre of the Oppressed shape peacemaking. Aimee Moiso argues that up cycling can change the world. And in a special, online-only article, Susanne Johnson expresses how liturgy on the border enacts social transformation.
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ARTS: The Arts in Religious and Theological Studies is the journal of the Society for the Arts in Religious and Theological Studies (SARTS), and is published by the Religion and the Arts Program at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas. ARTS appreciates the additional financial support of partner institutions. We are funded by donations from our partner institutions as well as individual memberships to the professional society and through subscriptions to ARTS: The Arts in Religious and Theological Studies. Your new or ongoing support is very much appreciated.