'IMAGES and ideas of heaven and hell continue to inspire artists and to engage the wider public. Two examples include the opulent and intricate paradisaical enamel paintings of Raqib Shaw and Pablo Bronstein’s Hell in its Heyday series from 2021. With “Conversations before the End Of Time” at the Djanogly Gallery, Saad Qureshi is exploring both ends of the spectrum.'
Click to read my pieces on Raqib Shaw and Pablo Bronstein. See how looking through a rebel angel’s eyes opens up some surprising new angles on faith with my interview with author Nicholas Papadopulos for Seen and Unseen. An earlier review of an exhibition at the Djanogly Gallery can be read here.
Click to read my pieces on Raqib Shaw and Pablo Bronstein. See how looking through a rebel angel’s eyes opens up some surprising new angles on faith with my interview with author Nicholas Papadopulos for Seen and Unseen. An earlier review of an exhibition at the Djanogly Gallery can be read here.
Other of my pieces for Church Times can be found here. My writing for ArtWay can be found here. My pieces for Artlyst are here, those for Seen & Unseen are here, and those for Art+Christianity are here.
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