The hosts share their favorite examples of stories told within other artists' stories, as well as the characteristics that make them successful.
In which we kick off the 2022 season with an introduction to creation theology, and an explanation of everything that is to come this season.
Kreigh Knerr explains how the Catherine Project helps students embrace their role as sub-creators.
The hosts discuss different ways to help spark creativity. They also share stories of how famous artists got their best ideas.
The pandemic turned potter Nancy Soderstrom into a watercolor artist. Nancy shares her approaches to art and prayer, and how they both encouraged her to keep creating beauty in difficult times.
We’re excited to announce a Call for Art! Submissions are now being accepted for Imagination Redeemed 2022.
April:
Resurrection
May:
Enchantment
June:
Time
July:
Image
August:
Memory
September:
Cultivation
October:
Kairos
November:
Subcreation
December:
Naming
Retold by Evangeline Denmark
Evangeline retells an ancient tale and the group discusses Christian and Celtic mythology.
Glimpse the vision for the 2022 Imagination Redeemed Gallery, part of the fall Conference, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2022.
A recap of Imagination Redeemed 2021.
Tickets for Imagination Redeemed online are now available!