Daniel Siedell

God in the Gallery by Daniel Siedell is from the perspective of an art curator. It focuses on visual art, but its thesis works on all mediums.

It's that time of the month again (and I don't mean the time that makes all men retreat in fear [as they well should if it were that time]).

This month's round-up of my nightstand.

(You know, this exercise is good for clearing out the old from my headboard.)

"What the artist has developed . . . is a telos that is less explicitly religious in its subject matter but more profoundly religious in its structure, a structure that not only pervades his subsequent work but underwrites his behavior as an artist and human being, guiding his thoughts, words, and deeds."

- Daniel Siedell, God in the Gallery, p. 58