I think I saw a couple
of Dinah's painting at Greenbelt a few years ago.
The style of the
paintings has a strong echo of Beryl Cook, and while not especially
radical artistically there setting of the Gospel narrative in the
“ordinary” has a power.
It is about allowing an
encounter with the stories stripped of the familiar, and so safe,
depictions – so many moments from the Bible have been seen so often
that they have almost become invisible.
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