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Is giving Christ African features heretical, or at the very least neglectful?

Posted on October 19, 2014 by Victoria Emily Jones

I’m currently studying the book African Theology in Images by Martin Ott, a 600-page exploration of the African Christian art that has come out of the Kungoni Centre of Culture and Art in Mua, Malawi, since its founding in 1976. … Continue reading →

Posted in Non-Western Art | Tagged african christian artists, african images of christ, african theology, black Jesus, charles ndege, engelbert mveng, george bandele, martin ott | 7 Comments

“Africanizing Christian Art” exhibition in Tenafly, NJ

Posted on June 7, 2014 by Victoria Emily Jones

Through July 30, 2014, the African Art Museum of the Society of African Missions is hosting an exhibition called “Africanizing Christian Art,” curated by Nicholas J. Bridger. About a half-hour drive from New York City, the museum is located in … Continue reading →

Posted in Non-Western Art | Tagged adoration of the magi, african christian art, african nativity, african stations of the cross, black christ, father kevin carroll, george bandele, ifa divination, lamidi fakeye, society of african missions | 8 Comments

Tag Archives: george bandele

Is giving Christ African features heretical, or at the very least neglectful?

“Africanizing Christian Art” exhibition in Tenafly, NJ

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