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• Select Transforming Christian Thought in the Visual Arts eds Sheona Beaumont and Madeleine Emerald Thiele.

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  Transforming Christian Thought in the Visual Arts eds Sheona Beaumont and Madeleine Emerald Thiele.

  Author:David JasperFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 20211,499 words Article 1620LLondon: Routledge, 2021 ISBN 978 0367443214, hbk, 244pp, [pounds sterling]120 The essays in this book have their origin in a conference held in the Bishop's Palace, Chichester in 2018, entitled 'Transformative Looking...
• Select Helen Frankenthaler: Radical Beauty.

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  Helen Frankenthaler: Radical Beauty.

  Author:Charles PickstoneFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021806 words Article 1520LDulwich Picture Gallery, London 15 September 2021-18 April 2022 Helen Frankenthaler's Tales of Genji IV (1998)-a 21 colour woodcut from 12 blocks of maple and mahogany on light rose handmade paper roughly a metre...
• Select Art and the Religious Imagination: The art historian Deborah Lewer, in a recent conversation with Rowan Williams, shares the fascination of paradox and generosity in works of art from early Byzantine mosaic to 20th-century Welsh painting.

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  Art and the Religious Imagination: The art historian Deborah Lewer, in a recent conversation with Rowan Williams, shares the fascination of paradox and generosity in works of art from early Byzantine mosaic to 20th-century Welsh painting.

  Author:Deborah LewerFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 20213,460 words Interview 1090LThe following is an edited transcript of a live, public conversation that took place on 25 September 2021 as part of the first Art History Festival, organised by the Association of Art Historians and held at the National...
• Select Editorial.

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  Editorial.

  Author:Laura MoffattFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021451 words Editorial 1530LAs we enter into Winter 2021 with a cautious sense of new normality, previously postponed exhibitions and large gatherings are once again enriching our cultural lives and provide a fascinating array of material for this...
• Select Mary Magdalene.

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  Mary Magdalene.

  Author:Tijana ZakulaFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021927 words Article 1440LMuseum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht 25 June 2021-9 January 2022 Since the advent of Christianity Mary Magdalene has been one of the most fascinating and enigmatic biblical characters. The canonical gospels list her among...
• Select Invention and observation: Rey Conquer looks ahead to the National Gallery's first exhibition of Durer in nearly 20 years, and appraises Philip Hoare's recent book, Albert and the Whale, in which associations to the artist are gathered around myriad themes and ideas.

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  Invention and observation: Rey Conquer looks ahead to the National Gallery's first exhibition of Durer in nearly 20 years, and appraises Philip Hoare's recent book, Albert and the Whale, in which associations to the artist are gathered around myriad themes and ideas.

  Author:Rey ConquerFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 20211,354 words Article 1350LIn the diary Albrecht Durer kept of his year-long travels in the Netherlands two passages stand out for their liveliness and high emotion. One is the remarkable (and probably inauthentic) 'Lutherklage', lament for...
• Select Theaster Gates: A Clay Sermon.

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  Theaster Gates: A Clay Sermon.

  Author:Victoria BurgherFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021786 words Article 1490LWhitechapel Gallery, London 29 September 2021-9 January 2022 'A Clay Sermon' is a powerfully meditative exhibition that left me pondering deeply on the limits to which bodies are pushed, whether as brick makers or...
• Select Gardner & Gardner: I will learn to sit with you and I will learn to listen.

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  Gardner & Gardner: I will learn to sit with you and I will learn to listen.

  Author:Carol MarplesFrom:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021730 words Article 1410LGlasgow Cathedral 1-26 November 2021 I will learn to sit with you and I will learn to listen is the latest site-specific installation work by visual arts duo Gardner & Gardner. It was commissioned by Glasgow Cathedral...
• Select Faith on Film.

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  Faith on Film.

  From:Art and Christianity (Issue 108) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 2021203 words Brief article 1480LOur series of talks and screenings continues. Spanning different faith traditions, this series provides opportunities to see short films and excerpts from longer films alongside insights and conversation from artists,...