The Tension Between Creatives and the Church
The vast majority of artists feel disenfranchised, misunderstood, and on the periphery of their church.
The vast majority of artists feel disenfranchised, misunderstood, and on the periphery of their church.
Gary Wilson and his son, WP Film Director Darren Wilson, answer the question of whether art can be Christian?
Where can the Christian artist go to live this exciting life of creative faith? There are two broad levels of Christian art: professional and amateur.
The role of the artist has always been a source of discomfort for those in charge of the Church. Artists are not good little soldiers who love to march in line.
Making art is chancy. It doesn’t mix well with predictability. Uncertainty is essential, and tolerance of uncertainty is the pre-requisite for succeeding.
Art is a craft as well as an art. Craft can be the creative source. But inspiration and craft should not be thought of as separate entities.