ArtWay: A Return to Soul: Review of Aaron Rosen’s 'Spiritual Traces'

My latest book review for ArtWay is a review of Aaron Rosen's 'Spiritual Traces':

"The essays and conversations in this volume pay special attention to places where spiritual traces might appear hidden and fleeting. Rosen is interested ‘in those places where spirituality feels latent, ephemeral, or on the edge of possibility’ and has written about or interviewed artists ‘whose approach to spirituality needed to be teased out.’"

For more on Aaron Rosen see my interview with him for Seen and Unseen - click here.

My other writing for ArtWay can be found at https://www.artway.eu/authors/jonathan-evens. This includes church reports, interviews, reviews and visual meditations.

ArtWay.eu has been hailed "a jewel in the crown of work in Christianity and the arts," and having come under the custodianship of the Kirby Laing Centre, the much-loved publication has entered an exciting new chapter in its story following the launch of a new website in September 2024.

Since its founding, ArtWay has published a rich library of materials and resources for scholars, artists, art enthusiasts and congregations concerned about linking art and faith. Founded by Marleen Hengelaar-Rookmaaker in 2009, ArtWay's significance is reflected in its designation as UNESCO digital heritage material in the Netherlands.

In 2018, I interviewed ArtWay founder Marleen Hengelaar-Rookmaaker for Artlyst on the legacy of ArtWay itself.

In the video above, the ArtWay team recounts the history of this much-loved resource and looks ahead
to an exciting future for ArtWay.

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Joseph Arthur - Currency Of Love.