Routledge Transforming Christian Thought in the Visual Arts - Theology & Practice

This academic volume explores how contemporary and modern artists engage with Christian theology through visual expression, revealing the implicit theological dimensions within artworks. An international group of contributors demonstrates that theology remains a vital framework for understanding modern and contemporary visual culture, challenging the intellectual reluctance to incorporate religious narratives into visual analysis. The book examines how artists actively participate in conversations with Christianity, bridging the gap between theological inquiry and artistic practice. Published by Routledge as part of the Studies in Theology, Imagination and the Arts series, this work provides scholars, art historians, and theology students with essential insights into the intersection of faith, aesthetics, and creative expression in today's visual landscape.