This is the final episode in the What is Art? Series and it is also Roy's farewell episode. Roy will be heading off to basic for the National Guard this week an...
As we continue the What is Art? series, we discuss art and "relationship." What do we mean by "art and relationship and how is this defined?" The answer is simp...
In another episode of the What is Art? series, Cody and Roy talk about art being worship. There is a worldview among some artist called Aesthetic Sense Theory a...
Before the guys get into art being communication, they begin this episode by talking with Cody about the Gospel Coalition Conference that he and Daniel attended...
In this episode we kick off our series, "What is Art?" We discuss Plato's damnation of art itself. Is art significant? Is art important and significant in socie...
In this episode, we talk about our side hustles, wrap up the Formalism Series, and discuss our forthcoming series.
If you are into side jobs or side hustles ...
In this episode, Cody flies solo to bring a quick update on what is going on with our episode scheduling and availability.
We've gotten tangled up in sicknes...
The week in the Formalistic Art Series we talk about Color. How important is color? What does it communicate? Why do we use it? Why do some colors draw us in wh...
This week's episode brings us face to face with value, light, and composition. Value isn't just what a piece of art is worth to someone or what someone is willi...
This next episode in the Formalistic Art Series hits on Texture in art. We examine a few pieces of art and describe how texture really helps to draw in the crit...
This week in the Formalistic Art Series, we take on some shape and discuss how they fit into, and work, in art. We talk about a process called the Feldman's Met...
This week we start into the new series on Formalistic Art. What is Formalistic Art you might ask? A piece of art's form is composed of its basic elements: line,...
The Art of Redemption Radio—Bringing a Christian Worldview to the Arts.
In this show hosts Cody Anderson, Daniel Uptain, and Roy Uptain examine the Arts from a biblical perspective. We take on many different philosophical and theological views and line them up with the Scripture. We pull out the error and fallacy of the secular worldview that lies within all forms of the Arts. In doing this we examine how we are to view these arts as followers of Christ and how we need to engage our culture around us. These areas of the Arts include but are not limited to: movies, music, literature, paintings, drawings, digital, and graphic design.
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