God in the Gallery: A Christian Embrace of Modern Art (Cultural Exegesis) by Daniel A. Siedell - 2008-10-01

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Baker Academic, October 2008. Paper Back. Very Good. Writing in a different vein than the somewhat predictable and often uncharitable Christian critiques of modern and contemporary art made by theologians, philosophers, and Christian artists, Daniel Siedell sets out a book of criticism 'nourished by a Nicene Christianity that seeks to embrace all that is good, true, and beautiful.' A professor of modern and contemporary art history, criticism, and theory at the University of Nebraska, Siedell is a former museum curator of modern and contemporary art who has spent most of his professional career outside the bounds of professional Christendom. Interestingly, his experience of certain currents in contemporary art have significantly modified his practice of Christianity, provoking a retrieval of the ancient fullness of the faith 'as a network of robust liturgical, sacramental, and ascetic practices,' which in turn provide a provocative framework for understanding contemporary art. The… Read More

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Baker Academic, 2008. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:9780801031847

Baker Academic, October 2008. Paper Back. New. Writing in a different vein than the somewhat predictable and often uncharitable Christian critiques of modern and contemporary art made by theologians, philosophers, and Christian artists, Daniel Siedell sets out a book of criticism 'nourished by a Nicene Christianity that seeks to embrace all that is good, true, and beautiful.' A professor of modern and contemporary art history, criticism, and theory at the University of Nebraska, Siedell is a former museum curator of modern and contemporary art who has spent most of his professional career outside the bounds of professional Christendom. Interestingly, his experience of certain currents in contemporary art have significantly modified his practice of Christianity, provoking a retrieval of the ancient fullness of the faith 'as a network of robust liturgical, sacramental, and ascetic practices,' which in turn provide a provocative framework for understanding contemporary art. The seven… Read More