Students enrolled in a degree program with an arts concentration all participate in an arts practicum course. The course is experiential and students learn by doing--in this case by making art to reflect on a theological question or concern. The course functions as a cohort and students work together to gain insights, not only from readings and assignments, but also from each other as they offer critical reflection.
This year’s class includes eight students working in mixed media, paint, music, radio, poetry, painting, photography, and more. On April 28 at 7:00 PM, they'll showcase their work in the Bigelow Chapel. The evening of sacred stories will reveal their process as individuals and as a class—a journey that engages questions of loss and lament that move into a journey of healing and community.
The title for the evening, “Pretty Looking Road,” speaks to the journey of integration, insight and reflection that they have traveled on together. The class has had revelations of mercy in their work together. We invite you to join them for this evening as they share their “Pretty Looking Road.”
The works will include: