Worldview
Art In A Digital Age

In a world where A.I. can generate images in seconds, what does it mean to be an artist or to value art? We're living in a time where art isn't valued and there's a decline in patrons who support and sustain the arts. For centuries, the Church commissioned and celebrated art that changed culture. Eventually, the lack of patronage will cause the technology to win and overshadow the humanity and the stories art communicates. Artists and patrons of the arts will sit down in this panel to explore how technology is changing art and how Christians can reclaim their role as champions of art.

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The views and analysis expressed by this speaker are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of THINQ. We encourage you to listen broadly, consider multiple perspectives, ask good questions, and engage thoughtfully with differing viewpoints. Most importantly, as the Bereans did in Acts 17, test what you hear against Scripture. Think well, seek truth, and examine everything carefully. If you are desiring a good rubric to analyze and reflect, we recommend reviewing our THINQ Framework.