Diane Apostolos-Cappadona
Biography
Diane Apostolos-Cappadona co-edited Dance As Religious Studies and Art As Religious Studies with Douglas G. Adams.
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Preaching & Worship
“In this ground-breaking text, Angela Yarber connects seven of the central but oft-overlooked biblical narratives about dance with both the questions of gender and gender identity with dance history. The human body is ever forefront in her work as the site of gender, personhood, and presence yet always as revelatory of the meaning of the incarnation. Intermingling her scholarly studies with her pastoral acumen, she offers more than a 'feminist theories twist' to these biblical narratives by offering a practical and pragmatic guide for contemporary liturgy and for engaging her congregations in the depths of meaning in the Bible.”
Arts & Literature
“Books from Aaron Rosen are always highly anticipated. One of this book’s key insights is the significance of ‘listening,’ both by Rosen as the interviewer and by the artists themselves, who are intuitive observers of the emerging, invigorating spirituality in their studios, works, and worlds. Another compelling theme is that of the relationship between art and ritual, especially when described by artists within the context of ‘art making.’ Spiritual Traces comes alive in a richly illustrated text, which illuminates the world of art and religion today.”
Arts & Literature
“Edwards's revisioning of the influences of religion on both [Van Gogh] and his paintings... provide a provocative response to a series of questions raised in the fields of art history, cultural studies, visual culture, psychology, and art and religion.”
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