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Thursday, January 31, 2008. I'm writing this blog as a kind of an artists journal to chronicle the process of developing liturgical art for the season of epiphany in the context of my home church, Akron Christian Reformed Church. I also write, because I tend to think about things better as I express them. I'm partly writing this record so I have a more fully formed memory of what happened. I realize that a few of you readers are about to check out.WAIT! I promise not to say "hegemony" again.). In that ca...

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Thursday, January 31, 2008. I'm writing this blog as a kind of an artists journal to chronicle the process of developing liturgical art for the season of epiphany in the context of my home church, Akron Christian Reformed Church. I also write, because I tend to think about things better as I express them. I'm partly writing this record so I have a more fully formed memory of what happened. I realize that a few of you readers are about to check out.WAIT! I promise not to say "hegemony" again.). In that ca...

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A Liturgical Art Blog: After the First Run

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Tuesday, January 8, 2008. After the First Run. Throughout the service, I was timing everything. I wrote down the time at the end of each line in the liturgy, and after every song. By the time we were halfway through the first hymn, I could tell that we were going to end early. I had already decided to, since I had so much ambivalence about how the images would play in concert with the service, have the projection end before the sermon, and then maybe do something different later. The only feedback I did ...

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A Liturgical Art Blog: Render, Wait, Wait, Compress, Wait, Action, Cut, Wait, Wait, Bur...no Wait, Okay, Now, (Wait), Burn.

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Sunday, January 13, 2008. Render, Wait, Wait, Compress, Wait, Action, Cut, Wait, Wait, Bur.no Wait, Okay, Now, (Wait), Burn. Here's a compressed version of how I spent almost my entire day (from my two sentences a day blog. Oh and did I mention that after waking at 5, arriving by 5:30, working for three hours and leaving it rendering, and checking in at ten, I checked in at two and found that a student had shut it down, with an apologetic "oops" because they thought someone had just left it since Friday&...

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A Liturgical Art Blog: Influenced by Jonny...

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Monday, December 22, 2003. Just after I discovered the blogosphere, I happened upon JonnyBaker's blog. I was intrigued because the Ph.D. he was just finishing (had just finished) dovetailed with my own in several interesting ways:. We were both interested in popular culture performances,. We were both interested in the rhetorical dimension of these performances,. We were both making connections between ritual theory, performance theory and (me more than him) rhetorical theory. Never Mind The Bricolage.

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A Liturgical Art Blog: Advent Art

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Sunday, December 23, 2007. This wide shot shows a bit of how dramatic the scope of Michele's Advent vision was. These swaths of fabric eminated from the balcony, the windows and the front of the auditorium:. The place where the fabric came together opened almost like the inverted petals of a huge flower - or the place where the sky opened to allow something to descend. Later in the advent season, the globe emerged from the fabric and hovered in mid air, just above the altar:. Never Mind The Bricolage.

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A Liturgical Art Blog: A Video Montage from the Service

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Sunday, January 20, 2008. A Video Montage from the Service. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Never Mind The Bricolage. Short Film In Worship. Epiphany: The Initial Vision. Advent: Photos of Sanctuary. Epiphany: Photos of Sancturay. Epiphany: Montage From the Service. Bits of the Video. A Video Montage from the Service. Render, Wait, Wait, Compress, Wait, Action, Cut, W. After the First Run. Photos of the Sanctuary. The Minute Before the Last Minute.

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