Eugene & Jan Peterson Assoc Prof of Theology & Arts @ Regent College. Author: Invisibility of Religion in Contemp Art, Modern Art and the Life of a Culture.
Joined July 2014
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
7 Oct 2025
Happening today! #Livestream a book launch event for THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART. From 7-8:30 PM Pacific time, author @JAAnderson7 will join the bookstore of @regentcollege to discuss his #NewBook. #Religion #Art #Contemporary
Watch: bit.ly/4nNoqvl
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
18 Sep 2025
THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART "has the singular purpose of clarifying the field by means of analysis… it is to Anderson’s credit that he can present such a methodological approach clearly yet without dogmatism." ~Art Christianity #Art #Religion @JAAnderson7
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
25 Sep 2025
Tune into the #Exhibiting #Faith podcast for an episode with @JAAnderson7. His new book, THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART, offers a critical guide for rethinking #Religion in the #Histories of #Modern and #Contemporary #Art.
Listen here! bit.ly/3Ij2BnV
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
22 Jul 2025
New episode! @JAAnderson7 joins the hosts of The Artistic Vision #Podcast to discuss THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART. This #NewBook invites deeper dialogue among religious studies, #Theology, and #ArtHistory and criticism.
Listen at: bit.ly/3TrAQM0
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
24 Jul 2025
Here's my latest interview for @seenunseenmag. It's with @JAAnderson7 - 'this kind of dialogue has everything to do with cultivating mutual care and love of neighbour.'
24 Jul 2025
🆕 An interview with Jonathan Anderson
Explore the story 👇
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
10 Aug 2025
Important piece from @ArtinAmerica on the return of religion in art artnews.com/art-in-america/f… and the book length version of course is available from @JAAnderson7 at @UNDPress undpress.nd.edu/978026820918…
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
15 Aug 2025
My next guest on the Exhibiting Faith podcast is Jonathan Anderson.
I recently reviewed his new book for Religion Unplugged:
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#artandreligion #artandtheology #rethinkingmodernism #exhibitingfaith
@JAAnderson7 @ReligionMag
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
24 Aug 2025
"In addressing and dismantling many of the deep-rooted obstacles that have stood in the way..., @JAAnderson7 has made a significant contribution to both the #Scholarship of #Art and the scholarship of #Religion." ~Religion Unplugged
Review: bit.ly/473mklI
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
3 Jun 2025
Check out a recent #Interview in @commentmag with author @JAAnderson7. His newest book, THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART, is available now! #Contemporary #ModernArt #Theology
Link to interview: bit.ly/4kaOBu8
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
7 May 2025
“Sometimes what appears to be hostility is only a surface presentation, or a surface reading, of dynamics that in fact involve serious theological struggle and real theological insight.”
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The Invisibility of Religion in Contemporary Art
An interview with Jonathan A. Anderson.
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
7 May 2025
Read a fantastic interview with @JAAnderson7, author of THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPOARY ART, and Matthew J. Milliner in @commentmag! #art #religion #newbook
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
6 May 2025
Congratulations to ASCHA Board member Jonathan Anderson (@JAAnderson7) on the publication of his book, 'The Invisibility of Religion in Contemporary Art' (University of Notre Dame Press, 2025)! undpress.nd.edu/978026820918…
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
30 Apr 2025
“Many people who are hostile to religion have encountered very bad or very superficial theology. In that sense, hostility to “religion” might be quite theologically and spiritually productive.”
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
29 Apr 2025
For the April #MaterialMysticism column @commentmag , my interview with @JAAnderson7 regarding his bombshell of a book from @UNDPress comment.org/the-invisibility…
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
29 Apr 2025
“Many pivotal artists and artworks over the past century are deeply shaped by religious traditions and seriously engaged in theological questioning, but this remains severely under-interpreted or misinterpreted.”
@millinerd talks with @JAAnderson7.
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29 Apr 2025
What a pleasure to discuss my new book with the brilliant Matthew Milliner @millinerd, as part of his #MaterialMysticism column at Comment Magazine @commentmag
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
1 Apr 2025
Author Jonathan A. Anderson reveals the ways in which scholars can engage more fully with the theological grammars, histories, and concepts at play in modern and contemporary art. THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART has just released! bit.ly/3YhswQH
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
26 Mar 2025
Clocking in at nearly 500 pages, it’s a bombshell on the playground of the art historians. @JAAnderson7 @UNDPress
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
21 Mar 2025
Watching a little bit of international football while reading a book that’s sure to define the field of theology and the visual arts by @JAAnderson7 via @UNDPress.
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Jonathan Anderson retweeted
4 Mar 2025
THE INVISIBILITY OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY ART by author Jonathan A. Anderson offers a critical guide for rereading and rethinking religion in the histories of modern and contemporary art. You won't want to miss this critical new work. Coming soon!
bit.ly/3YhswQH
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