Theology manifests itself through artistic creativity in a variety of ways. Sacred buildings, music, and the visual arts all provide unique means to understand the impact of Christianity throughout history.
Sarum’s art programme explores the meaning and evolution of art, the ideal complement to our theological formation and educational provision on Christian spirituality and worship.
Dr Michael DeLashmutt oversees the Arts and Culture programme at Sarum College.
Lunchtime ConcertsThe College runs an annual concert series in the Butterfield Chapel.
More information about Lunchtime Concerts at Sarum College
Art ExhibitionsTo further enrich our academic programme on the arts, the College has works of art on permanent and long-term display, and hold exhibitions in the main building throughout the year. (Pictured: Willis, Clayton and Bell, by Gillian Bathe)
Sarum College will introduce two new MA programmes, one in Faith-based Leadership and one in Theology, Imagination and Culture, in January 2011. These programmes will run alongside the two programmes currently offered, MA in Christian Spirituality and MA in Christian Liturgy.
Photographs from the 2010 Anniversary Conference at Sarum College, 25-27 June 2010.