Description:
How can the work of a diverse selection of women artists reveal something of God, theology, and religious experience? Women, Art, God is the first attempt to weave together intersectional feminist theology with the work of visual artists spanning several centuries, taking seriously the religious and theological themes in their work. Art historian and priest Ayla Lepine helps us to see God through the eyes of the 12 artists she selects, and in so doing challenges us to take visual theology more seriously.
Brief description:
Rev Dr Ayla Lepine is an art historian and Anglican priest. She lectures and publishes widely on artists who engage with Christianity, with a particular interest in public engagement in visual arts and theology. She is Associate Priest at St James' Picadilly, having previously served as Roberta Ahmanson Curator in Art and Religion at the National Gallery in London.