The King Comes: Seeing the Nativity Through Scripture
by Daniel R. Spanjer All people know that they need salvation, even if the salvation for which they hope is that of a meal when they are...
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Oct 10
Every Moment Illustrated: A Brief Guide to the Symbolism of Every Moment Holy
Ned Bustard walks us through the meaning of the imagery in his beautiful woodcuts for Every Moment Holy.
Apr 22
Paul Used Art to Talk about the Gospel
We can picture Paul staying up late into the night reading the Greek poets by candlelight, meditating on their words...
Apr 15
Those Watchful Dragons: Saving Beauty from Cynicism
by Marsh Moyle I am a recovering cynic. I have been fiercely analytical, suspicious, and strong on speculative judgments. I could stare...
Mar 18
Lauren Stevens and the Art of EveryPsalm
Lauren Steven walks us through the copper etchings she made for the album art for Poor Bishop Hooper's colossal EveryPsalm project.
Mar 14
Portrait of the Artist Holding Down a Job
Artists have always struggled with balancing the call to create with the need to put food on the table.
Jan 29
Art Is a Gift, Not a Commodity: On Lewis Hyde's The Gift
Jonathan Rogers reflects on Lewis Hyde's seminal book, The Gift.
Jan 17
Garret Taylor and the Art of Wingfeather
An interview with Garrett Taylor, the Art Director for the Wingfeather Saga animated series.
Sep 5, 2023
The Square Halo Gallery: A Place to Encounter Christian Art in the Midst of the City
Most people have a secret dream, a far-fetched vision that they keep tucked away in a hidden room in their hearts. Some may long to be...
Sep 1, 2023
Announcing Housemoot—A Pop-Up Hutchmoot Conference in Your Own Home
What is Housemoot? Every October, the Rabbit Room hosts a conference called Hutchmoot. It’s an opportunity for people from far and wide...
Jul 3, 2023
“Here I am!”: A Philosophy of Welcome
On my expansive old porch stands a large, ungainly, potted plant. It is a ...
May 4, 2023
C.S. Lewis, the Mystical Builder
by Timothy Willard C.S. Lewis was a Christian mystic but not in the pagan sense, in the Tozer sense: he experienced his faith deep in his...
Feb 20, 2023
Introducing Memphis Arts Moot
by Judy Kimmel “Hey, I just saw the announcement about no Homebound this year. Wondering if there’s any chance there might be a ‘901...
Jan 3, 2023
Hope and Hardship
by Jamin Still If someone were to ask me, “What is it you’re trying to do with your creative work?” I think I would say, “I want to give...
Jan 1, 2023
What Makes Art: The Head or the Heart?
by Joe Sutphin I’ve never considered intelligence to be the defining factor in the acts and processes of making art. I’ve never once...
Dec 20, 2022
Save the Date: Hutchmoot UK Tickets On Sale 1/4/23
“If we want everything to stay as it is, everything has to change.“ This is one of the great insights of the Sicilian aristocrat,...
Nov 28, 2022
Rows and Rows of Green
by April Pickle I was no artist. Even when I was little, I didn’t paint pictures, I painted lines. I have laughed to cover my shame about...
Nov 14, 2022
Introducing the Limited Rabbit Room Edition of Rembrandt is in the Wind
by Russ Ramsey Allow me to introduce you to this special Limited Rabbit Room Edition of Rembrandt is in the Wind. I dedicated this book...
Oct 18, 2022
The Guild Conference: For the Craft and Character of Artists
by Matt Conner It’s always a joy to highlight the meaningful work of friends, and we’re excited to support a new one-day event happening...
Jul 18, 2022
The Holy Work of Shape-shifting Dragons
I was driving my son to school when we almost ran over a beaver in the middle of what should have been a beaver-less place. It was a...
Jun 29, 2022
Artists & Discovering Your Artistic Voice
In this episode of the Artists & Podcast, co-hosts Kyra Hinton and Jamin Still channel archeological metaphors to discuss the...
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