Dr. Daniel Siedell responds to James Elkins' book, "On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art." He shows how religion and art are separate, but can cross over in many ways.

Outside the Gates: Implications for Artists and the Role of Art in Society / Rachel Hostetter Smith

Mar 15th, 2008 22m 9s

Dr. Rachel Hostetter responds to James Elkins' book, "On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art," focusing on the unique position of a Christian artist in the professional world.

On the Strange Place of the Human in Contemporary Art / Karen Kleinfelder

Mar 15th, 2008 48m 7s

Dr. Karen Kleinfelder responds to James Elkins' book, "On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art." She discusses the ways that contemporary art often profanes the sacred by making it all too secular.

Panel Discussion / James Elkins

Mar 15th, 2008 56m

A panel discusses thought and practice in contemporary art as it relates to religion.

On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art / James Elkins

Mar 15th, 2008 55m 56s

James Elkins discusses how religion has been implemented in contemporary art.

Visiting Artist: Piece #1 / Roger Feldman

Mar 15th, 2008 11m 15s

Roger Feldman of Seattle Pacific University discusses his piece, "Ears to Hear, Eyes to See."

The Contemporary Artist of Faith / Christina Valentine

Mar 15th, 2008 33m 27s

Christina Valentine responds to James Elkins' book, "On the Strange Place of Religion in Contemporary Art." She questions whether a delineation of "religious art" is accurate or necessary.

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