Postmodernism

Thursday's Thimble of Talk (Crosswalk.com)

15 May 2008

What’s so wrong with the Emergent Church? Plenty, according to one Wheaton grad and New York Times employee. From the column: Because emergent beliefs are so amorphous—as a result of complying to postmodernism—it is impossible for its teachers to assert their beliefs absolutely.

Lit Moon Theatre At Home and Abroad (Santa Barbara Independent)

15 May 2008

For John Blondell and Victoria Finlayson, the husband-and-wife team who have run Lit Moon Theatre for the past 16 years, just about every day is “take your children to work day.�

The paintings in Lux's 'Julie Heffernan' hint at hidden stories (San Diego Union-Tribune)

11 May 2008

The world can be curious in Julie Heffernan's paintings. Sometimes, it gets even curiouser, as Lewis Carroll's Alice once said. Size and sights aren't necessarily more true to the natural world in Heffernan's paintings than in Wonderland. Her works go by the name of self-portraits, but are ultimately self-contained symbolic worlds that often feature a woman who loosely resembles the artist.