Art Michael Krahn on 27 Jan 2010
If you are looking to have a large mural painted or a portrait sketched, I must recommend the work of artist Pete Siemens.
Below are some samples of his work. You can see more of his work at his site found here.
Contact Pete at psiemensart@yahoo.com or call (519) 691-6814.
This is one of my favorites – a [...]
Art and Douglas Wilson Michael Krahn on 23 Nov 2009
I will quote here (at length) from Doug Wilson’s recent piece called “Humbling the Arts”, but you really should read the entire thing for yourself here.
Money quotes:
We have come to the point of high circularity where our culture defines art as anything done by an artist, and an artist as one who has the right [...]
Advertising and Art and Bible and Book Reviews and Books and Books and Authors and Church and Emergent Church and Emerging / Emergent Church and Emerging Church and Ministry and Pastor and Rob Bell and Songwriting and Technology and Theology Michael Krahn on 13 Mar 2009
I will be reviewing Shane Hipps book Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes Your Faith soon. Here’s an idea of what the book is about.
Rob Bell Interviews Shane Hipps About Technology from Deadly Viper on Vimeo.
Michael Krahn (michael.krahn@gmail.com) is a husband, father, Pastor, writer, and recording artist who enjoys books, theology, technology and the Ottawa Senators. [...]
Art and Books and Authors and Emergent Church and Emerging / Emergent Church and Emerging Church and Mark Driscoll and Theology and Uncategorized Michael Krahn on 24 Sep 2008
Tim Challies:
The Peasant Princess Here is a micro-site for Mark Driscoll’s new sermon series on Song of Solomon. Love it or hate it, you can’t argue with the skill and creativity of Mars Hill’s creative department.
I agree. Mark Driscoll talking about sex… I’m sure the series will be interesting to say the least.
Michael Krahn (michael.krahn@gmail.com) is [...]
Art and Blue Like Jazz and Books and Authors and Donald Miller and Movies and The Catcher in the Rye and Theology and Writing Michael Krahn on 06 Jan 2008
I like reading “classic” books, and by that I mean books like The Catcher in the Rye and more recent books like Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz. One reason for this is that many people have read them and so there is a great amount cultural currency about them. Great works of art [...]
Art and Seen and Heard Michael Krahn on 16 Dec 2007
If you’re not familiar with 20th century part-surrealist, part math-geek artist M. C. Escher, you owe it to yourself to at least read his Wikipedia entry or go to his official site here. You may be familiar with his most famous drawing called “Drawing Hands” (seen at left).
Many other of his drawing are worth looking [...]
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