The project uses are.na boards and research timelines to circulate and annotate printed and digital materials organized around recurring themes and questions.
(This is a daily work in progress and you’ll find some pages lacking more than others as I work my way through them.)
The collection spans many genres, but has a particular focus on Islamic, Jewish, and Christian Art History, Black Theology, Religious Folk Art, and Religious History, informed by a Black, queer, and trans perspective that approaches religion as a cultural and art historical formation.
In addition to the library, I regularly visit religious and spiritually significant sites and artworks and record ephemera from around the world.
In addition to the library, I regularly visit religious and spiritually significant sites and artworks and record ephemera from around the world.