Guerrilla Exegesis is a knowledge exchange, personal library, and research site, comprising of more than 1600 books, catalogues, magazines, and printed matter.

The collection has a particular focus on Religious History, Christian, Jewish and Islamic Art History, Black Theology, and Religious Folk Art, informed by a Black, queer, and trans perspective that approaches religion as a cultural and art historical formation. In addition to the library, we regularly visit religious and spiritually significant sites and artworks and record ephemera from around the world.

The project uses shared are.na boards and research timelines to circulate and annotate printed and digital materials organized around recurring questions.

(Learn more about the project in the info section below.)

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Kimbangu, an African Prophet and His Church