Artist Features: A Quarterly Series
as we embark to better live in the seasons of the year through Nature’s seasons, as well the church liturgical calendar.A note to our readers
Visual Arts
Musical Arts
Columnist Isaac Hans
Visual artists
As the Anselm Society heads into a new year, we are creating new structures, more ways to organize and offer our thoughts and ramblings. This is the little corner that I’ve been given to steward (and to ramble about). Each quarter, I’ll highlight a visual artist whose work interacts with what Anselm discusses at large.
-Isaac Hans
Artist Feature Columnist
Isaac Hans is a visual artist and photographer based out of Colorado Springs. Influenced by the history of American road trip photography, his work focuses around ideas of longing, spirituality, and the mundane.
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Musical Arts
Managing Editor Sarah Howell
Each quarter, one of our contributing columnists will highlight musician (or genre) whose work interacts with what Anselm discusses at large.
But you may be wondering, why read about music? Why not just listen to it?
While nothing can suffice but to experience a work of art (like a piece of music), we can orient ourselves to be ready to engage art.
So, in this little corner of Anselm, we occasionally will be presenting to you reviews of a featured musician and his or her work. The ultimate goal, of course, is to enjoy what they bring to the renaissance of the Christian Imagination.
-Sarah Howell
Managing Editor
Contributing Column Authors
Dalton Olive
Terri Moon
Jacoby Elliott
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