Seeing God’s design in blighted neighborhoods.

A willing subject, a talented photographer, and great light. When planning a photo session in a remote location you hope for those three things. In the case of CT’s April 2014 cover story, we received them all.

The problem with sentimentality, porn, and emotion for emotion’s sake.

Despite our faith's rich artistic history, we wrongly trash-talk Christian works.

Beleaguered pilgrimage destination that still speaks Aramaic just one of many cities eclipsing Rio de Janeiro.

An interview with Kelly Crow, who has reported on the contemporary art world for 'The Wall Street Journal' since 2006.

How Jonathon Roberts and Emily Clare Zempel are creating the largest multidisciplinary illuminated Bible.

Muralist Dave Young Kim says his art is ultimately his city's, not his own.

Justin McRoberts's latest project is a lovingly crafted set of letters.

Images of Jesus on the cross no longer command auction prices.

New York’s revamped accessibility symbol began at a Christian college.

Xianyi Wu's solar-lamp company has brought affordable lighting to over 10 million worldwide.

An interview with Los Angeles's Jason Leith about his new installation that features portraits of the homeless.

Chris Anderson, longtime editor of Wired magazine, makes the jump from high-tech to physical objects. Why we should follow him.

How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are taking a leap of faith to create technology that makes you more human.

Christy Tennant Krispin's show "Close to Home" aimed to take the elitism out of arts patronage.

David Hooker explains the inspiration and process behind his much-discussed "Corpus."

Literature that reveals what art and beauty ought to be.

How Jake Weidmann, one of 11 master penmen in the world, uses ink to link the past and future.