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Beauty in Tension: A Conversation with Alabaster Co
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
Beauty in Tension: A Conversation with Alabaster Co
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
Interviews Photography, Editorial, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Business Tyler Linahan
What 'The Shack' Says for Offensive Artists and Offended Christians
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
What 'The Shack' Says for Offensive Artists and Offended Christians
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
Opinion film, books, fiction Tyler Linahan
Perspectives in Fashion Imagery: An Interview with Sierra Pruitt
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Perspectives in Fashion Imagery: An Interview with Sierra Pruitt
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Interviews Fashion, Photography Tyler Linahan
Art, Faith, and 'The Spaces In-Between': An Interview with Kat English
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
Art, Faith, and 'The Spaces In-Between': An Interview with Kat English
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
Interviews fine art, painting, sculpting, installation Tyler Linahan Comment
 

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"Artists are notoriously known as crazy, wild, sometimes depressive people. But we instinctively appreciate their art for being honest, and we can tell they are bringing their true self to the table. I want to see the entirety of Christian art ... be ok with that same range of emotions." - Bryan Chung, Alabaster Co ➡️ read more: link in bio #artoffaith
A year ago, this lake was nearing empty in a multi-year drought. Then just recently, it was overflowing. If God can replenish the largest water supply in California, He can provide for your needs, too. 😊 His resources are unlimited! #artoffaith
Have you seen our interview with Alabaster Co? Check it out on our website, or Apple News. #artoffaith
"Our culture is becoming so visual. Instead of shying away from that, we asked, 'What would it look like to integrate high quality images – ones that aren’t just telling a story, but are making you think or are making you respond in some way – with the Biblical text?'" . Read more from our interview with @alabaster_co at www.artoffaithcommunity.com (link in profile) or Apple News. . #artoffaith
In an age of innovative media and progressive design, two artists have re-imagined how the Bible is held, read and experienced. Read more from our interview with @alabaster_co at www.artoffaithcommunity.com (link in profile) . #artoffaith
In an age of innovative media and progressive design, two artists have re-imagined how the Bible is held, read and experienced. Read more from our interview with @alabaster_co at www.artoffaithcommunity.com (link in profile) . #artoffaith
(2/2) Earlier this month, a group of spoken word artists, dancers and musicians gathered at The Stirring church in Redding, CA, to perform a series of original works addressing racial tension in our culture. Titled 'Would You Speak', the heart was simple: begin a honest and respectful conversation about the daily realities we face. After the performance, the artists hosted a Q&A, igniting passionate creatives in the audience to find their own voice – not a voice of reaction and division, but one of understanding, unity and reconciliation. . Pictured: @dontanelson Dancers: @reddingcivicdancecompany Photo by: @matt_tucker222 . #artoffaith
(1/2) Earlier this month, a group of spoken word artists, dancers and musicians gathered at The Stirring church in Redding, CA, to perform a series of original works addressing racial tension in our culture. Titled 'Would You Speak', the heart was simple: begin a honest and respectful conversation about the daily realities we face. After the performance, the artists hosted a Q&A, igniting passionate creatives in the audience to find their own voice – not a voice of reaction and division, but one of understanding, unity and reconciliation. . Pictured: @iamtinashalaraye Dancers: @reddingcivicdancecompany Photo by: @matt_tucker222 . #artoffaith