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Balmorhea
—November 1, 1832
November 1, 1832 (from All is Wild, All is Silent)
(featuring Jesy Fortino of Tiny Vipers)
Good night
Ladies, place your heart in the hands of God and he will place it in the hands of a man who he believe deserves it.
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The Analogue Reader: Would You Build a Book Igloo?
Artists all over the world have been finding many different ways to use books for their artworks. A Colombian artist has come up with an interesting sculptural installation that may seem like a bibliophile’s perfect abode. Read about it after the jump!
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The Church needs artists because without art we cannot reach the world. The simple fact is that the imagination ‘gets you,’ even when your reason is completely against the idea of God. ‘Imagination communicates,’ as Arthur Danto says, ‘indefinable but inescapable truth.’ Those who read a book or listen to music expose themselves to that inescapable truth. There is a sort of schizophrenia that occurs if you are listening to Bach and you hear the glory of God and yet your mind says there is no God and there is no meaning. You are committed to believing nothing means anything and yet the music comes in and takes you over with your imagination. When you listen to great music, you can’t believe life is meaningless. Your heart knows what your mind is denying. We need Christian artists because we are never going to reach the world without great Christian art to go with great Christian talk.
—Tim Keller
