Steve Scott has been interviewed about his wide ranging career in art, music and poetry, including his involvement with Run with the Fire, in the current edition of Down The Line magazine. Steve has some fascinating things to say and the interview can be downloaded by clicking here.
Transpositions has also published an interview with Steve specifically about Run with the Fire. Run With The Fire is an
arts project for the London 2012 Olympics year organized by CANA, commission4mission and Veritasse. Designed to
exhibit in churches, Transpositions say that Run with the Fire
is an interesting synergistic example of what happens when art, culture, and the
church come together. Click here to read the
interview.
Steve has also given an interview to Church and Art Network in which Run with the Fire is featured as a case study.
Steve
Scott is a British writer, poet, and
musician whose songs have been recorded by artists including the 77s and Larry Norman. His
musical and spoken word projects include Love
in the Western World, Lost
Horizon, Magnificent Obsession,
More Than a Dream, The Butterfly Effect, Empty Orchestra, We Dreamed That We Were Strangers, and Crossing the Boundaries, in conjunction with
painter Gaylen Stewart. In
2012, his songs became available on MP3 format, coincident with the release of a
limited edition CD, Emotional Tourist: A Steve
Scott Retrospective. He writes and speaks often on the arts in the UK and
US, and is the author of Like a House on Fire:
Renewal of the Arts in a Post-modern Culture, The Boundaries, and Crying for a Vision and Other Essays: The Collected
Steve Scott Vol. One. He holds an MA in global
leadership.
Thursday 26 July 2012
'Run with the Fire' interviews
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Wednesday 25 July 2012
Member's updates
Nadiya Pavliv-Tokarska's Contemporary Cityscapes: After E Hopper and D Hepher is currently at the Tokarska Gallery and runs until 25th August, Wed - Sat, 12.00pm - 7.00pm.
For the last few years Nadiya has been captivated by the complexity and splendour of houses forming Finsbury Circus, near Moorgate in central London. The magnificent quartet of Victorian buildings, formed in an oval, stands today as an understated tribute to human endeavour. It is only natural that we respond to some places and settings more than others. The ways the buildings are grouped and located often forms the sole and visual aesthetics of that very site, capturing our attention and prompting emotional responses as a result. In this exhibition Nadiya takes the viewer on the visual journey through London’s streets. Inspired by the greats, she keeps the past beautifully present.
Valerie Dean will be showing at the 83rd annual exhibition of member's work organised by the Society of Catholic Artists. This year's exhibition will be at St Joseph's Hall, Brompton Oratory, Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London SW7 2RP from 5th - 12th August from 10.00a.m. to 8.00p.m., except for last day (5.30p.m.).
Valerie has also notified us that there will be an exhibition of Christian art in the chapter house of Canterbury Cathedral from 6th - 26th August, 10.00a.m. to 5.30p.m. The entry fee to the cathedral needs to be paid in order to see this exhibition.
For the last few years Nadiya has been captivated by the complexity and splendour of houses forming Finsbury Circus, near Moorgate in central London. The magnificent quartet of Victorian buildings, formed in an oval, stands today as an understated tribute to human endeavour. It is only natural that we respond to some places and settings more than others. The ways the buildings are grouped and located often forms the sole and visual aesthetics of that very site, capturing our attention and prompting emotional responses as a result. In this exhibition Nadiya takes the viewer on the visual journey through London’s streets. Inspired by the greats, she keeps the past beautifully present.
Valerie Dean will be showing at the 83rd annual exhibition of member's work organised by the Society of Catholic Artists. This year's exhibition will be at St Joseph's Hall, Brompton Oratory, Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London SW7 2RP from 5th - 12th August from 10.00a.m. to 8.00p.m., except for last day (5.30p.m.).
Valerie has also notified us that there will be an exhibition of Christian art in the chapter house of Canterbury Cathedral from 6th - 26th August, 10.00a.m. to 5.30p.m. The entry fee to the cathedral needs to be paid in order to see this exhibition.
Tuesday 10 July 2012
Run with the Fire update
Run with the Fire has entered a new and really exciting phase with a series of initiatives around the country. Read about what is happening in Streatham and Plymouth and see more of the RWTF artwork in our newsletter - click here! Then go to the Run with the Fire blog for the latest stories such as Colours of Life, Inflame and God in the Park.
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