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Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images

Hosted by Arthur Aghajanian · religion · EN · 47 episodes

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Christian contemplative and essayist Arthur Aghajanian explores how images influence our understanding of reality and the sacred through conversations with thought leaders on art, visual culture, and religion. Each episode delves into a different area of visual theology, opening to spiritual wisdom while deconstructing an image-saturated world. Learn more at imageandfaith.com

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What is Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images about?

Christian contemplative and essayist Arthur Aghajanian explores how images influence our understanding of reality and the sacred through conversations with thought leaders on art, visual culture, and religion. Each episode delves into a different area of visual theology, opening to spiritual wisdom while deconstructing an image-saturated world.

Who hosts Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images?

Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images is hosted by Arthur Aghajanian. The show has published 47 episodes to date.

What has Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images covered recently?

Recent episodes include "James Bielo: The Circulation of Religious Artifacts" (15 July 2026, 87 minutes), "Ryan K. Smith: Heritage and Holiness" (7 July 2026, 91 minutes), and "Lieke Wijnia: Galleries of Material Religion" (14 June 2026, 92 minutes).

How often does Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images publish?

Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 80 minutes across 47 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images?

Booking probability for Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images's contact route on record: verified email.

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Arthur Aghajanian hosts Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images, a religion show with 47 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #12

    James Bielo: The Circulation of Religious Artifacts

    Jul 15, 20261h 27mS4

    James is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Northwestern University. He is the author of five books, most recently "Materializing the Bible: Scripture, Sensation, Place." His current research focuses on the...

  • Episode #11

    Ryan K. Smith: Heritage and Holiness

    Jul 7, 20261h 31mS4

    Ryan is a Professor of History at Virginia Commonwealth University. He specializes in American religious history, material culture, and historic preservation. His most recent book is Death and Rebirth in a Southern...

  • Episode #10

    Lieke Wijnia: Galleries of Material Religion

    Jun 14, 20261h 32mS4

    Lieke is a Senior Researcher at the Center for Art and Society at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen, the Netherlands, and works as a freelance curator. She is the author of "Resonating Sacralities...

  • Episode #9

    Cornelia Tsakiridou: Icons in the Postmodern Era

    Jun 1, 20261h 19mS4

    Cornelia received a PhD in Philosophy from Georgetown University and holds MA degrees in Philosophy and History from Temple University. She is the author of three monographs, "The Orthodox Icon and Postmodern Art...

  • Episode #9

    Cornelia Tsakiridou: Icons in the Postmodern Era

    Jun 1, 20261h 19mS4

    Cornelia received a PhD in Philosophy from Georgetown University and holds MA degrees in Philosophy and History from Temple University. She is the author of three monographs, "The Orthodox Icon and Postmodern Art...

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  • Episode #8

    Jeffrey Kosky: Material Wonder

    May 15, 20261h 5mS4

    Jeffrey is Professor of Religion at Washington & Lee University. He is the author of books and essays including "From the Heart: A Memoir and a Meditation – On a Vital Organ," "Arts of Wonder: Enchanting Secularity"...

  • Episode #8

    Jeffrey Kosky: Material Wonder

    May 15, 20261h 5mS4

    Jeffrey is Professor of Religion at Washington & Lee University. He is the author of books and essays including "From the Heart: A Memoir and a Meditation – On a Vital Organ," "Arts of Wonder: Enchanting Secularity"...

  • Episode #7

    Katie Kresser: Windows to the Sacred

    May 1, 20261h 11mS4

    Katie is an art historian and critic specializing in issues of art, spirituality, contemplative practice and the artistic process. She has written two books, several book chapters, and more than one hundred articles on...

  • Episode #7

    Katie Kresser: Windows to the Sacred

    May 1, 20261h 11mS4

    Katie is an art historian and critic specializing in issues of art, spirituality, contemplative practice and the artistic process. She has written two books, several book chapters, and more than one hundred articles on...

  • Episode #6

    Jamie Brummitt: Relics and American Faith

    Apr 15, 20261h 29mS4

    Jamie is an Associate Professor of American religions and material culture at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. She earned her PhD from Duke University. Her book "Protestant Relics in Early America" examines...

  • Episode #5

    Michael J. Crosbie: Spatial Justice in Sacred Space

    Apr 7, 20261h 1mS4

    Michael is Professor of Architecture at the University of Hartford. He is the sole author, editor, or contributor to more than 75 books on architecture, including five books for children. Michael is the recipient of the...

  • Episode #4

    Anthony Petro: Christianity and the Culture Wars

    Mar 16, 20261h 39mS4

    Anthony is Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Notre Dame, where he teaches courses in U.S. religious history, gender and sexuality studies, the long 1980s, and visual culture. His most recent...

  • Episode #3

    Christopher Sheklian: Riches of Armenian Liturgy

    Mar 2, 20261h 57mS4

    Chris is an Assistant Professor of Religion in the Department of Philosophy and Religion at Mississippi State University. He has served as Director of the Krikor and Clara Zohrab Information Center at the Eastern...

  • Episode #2

    Hillary Kaell: Material Religion Across Borders

    Feb 15, 20261h 45mS4

    Hillary is Associate Professor of anthropology and religion at McGill University, where she holds a William Dawson Chair. She has edited " Everyday Sacred: Religion in Contemporary Quebec" and authored " Walking Where...

  • Episode #1

    Andrew Coates: Material Religion Today

    Feb 1, 20261h 19mS4

    Andrew is a lecturer in the Department of Religious Studies at Duke University. He is the managing editor of "Material Religion: the Journal of Objects, Art, and Belief" and the author of "What is Protestant Art?" , a...

  • Visually Sacred: Conversations on the Power of Images

    Introduction to Season 4

    Dec 30, 20254 minS4

    This season, I’m joined by a group of guests carefully chosen for their expertise and for the diverse perspectives they bring. Together, they reflect many facets of material religion—from ancient Christianity to...

  • Episode #12

    Aaron Rosen: Rethinking Religious Imagery

    Jun 16, 20251h 28mS3

    Aaron Rosen is a writer, curator, and non-profit leader, respected internationally for his work in the public humanities, interfaith dialogue, and the arts. He is Executive Director of The Clemente Course in the...

  • Episode #11

    Kathryn Barush: Pilgrimage and Material Religion

    Jun 2, 20251h 14mS3

    Kathryn is Bertelsen Professor of Art History and Religion at the Graduate Theological Union and Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University. She has published extensively on the theory of pilgrimage, especially...

  • Episode #10

    Julio Bermudez: Building for Transcendence

    May 15, 20251h 36mS3

    Julio is president of the Architecture, Culture and Spirituality Forum, that he cofounded in 2007. His interests focus on the relationship between architecture, culture, and spirituality through the lens of...

  • Episode #9

    Charles Pickstone: Sacred Meaning in Art

    May 2, 20251h 24mS3

    Charles is vicar of St. Laurence, Catford, London and a trustee of "Art & Christianity Enquiry." He is on the editorial board of "Art & Christianity," and until recently a visiting scholar at Sarum College. Charles...

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