Michael Wright is the Associate Editor at Fuller Studio. He studied theology and the arts through the Brehm Center, and you can find him on Twitter @mjeffreywright.
Platforms, Public Art, and a New Imagination for Social Media
At first, I thought, “We all need to act better online,” but over time I noticed a deeper problem: the tools themselves are far from objective, and the words we used to describe them–”social” and “media”—aren’t always helpful.
Years ago when I ran social media for a seminary, I felt constantly pulled between the institution I communicated for and the values of the media and entertainment tools I used. I remember thinking, what does using social media for a religious institution mean if success on those platforms rewards acting in a way counter […]
Michael Wright’s interview with Luke Hankins, a poet, editor, and founder of Orison Books, a publishing company committed to supporting voices at the growing edges of spirituality and literature.
Noteworthy: More than a Spectator
On Bill Cunningham, the legendary NYT fashion photographer, and his open-hearted pursuit of beauty…
An Interview with Ryan Lott of Son Lux wherein he discusses creativity, spiritual metaphors, and unexpected discoveries in music…
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