Ben Harris

Benjamin Harris is a student who is currently studying Fine Art (BA Hons) at the University of Wolverhampton. His study has brought him to actively seek a synthesis between art and theology through their dialogical practices. He writes a blog on theological aesthetics, which can be found here: http://benjaminharrismusings.blogspot.com.

A New Kind of Patronage: Thoughts on Pie-Raymond Régamey’s Religious Art in the Twentieth Century

Gesa E. Thiessen edited a reader titled Theological Aesthetics with SCM Press. One particularly interesting passage that looks at the Church as a patron of modern art is Pie-Raymond Régamey’s ‘Religious Art in the Twentieth Century’ (pp.223-227). This French Catholic priest…

Ben Harris
3 July 2013
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