This untouched digital image was taken from my bedroom window in 2010. My room is located on the third floor, higher up than most of our neighbouring houses and gives me an interesting vantage point on my neighbourhood street. It was a rainy day, so I decided to...
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. Comment publisher Ray Pennings went "head-to-head" in a Munk Debate with Justin Trottier, on...
Is working for a large corporation a substitute for humble dependence on God’s providence?
Faith is personal, but it is never private.
Encaustic, book cover, pages 2009Encaustics, or working with beeswax, has actually been around for thousands of years. From what we know, people were using beeswax for art purposes as early on as 50 A.D. But only since the late 1960s did encaustic painting become more...
We are made for community—for many communities. But finding community in the arts can be a cause of great hope or great brokenness.
As economies grow, business transactions become more depersonalized. What are we missing without face-to-face business?
Despite a lifetime vocation of hospitality, some months ago I found compassion was in short supply for the newest set of people’s needs—a sure sign of burnout.
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. You're reading Comment, published by the Canadian think tank Cardus.You might also like our...
2009I made this picture across the street from my building in Chinatown, New York City, shortly after it burned down in a fatal fire last year. This particular scene resonated deeply with me during this time of rebuilding. Today, I continue to develop a personal body...
Twenty-four years after 9/11, some survivors are still fighting.
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