Hamilton Books
Pages: 188
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Trim: 8½ x 11
978-0-7618-6682-4 • Paperback • December 2015 • $83.99 • (£65.00)
Richard H. Guerrette is a divinity, management, and forestry scholar from Yale University. This book is a result of a career-long study which was presented at the Stockholm School of Economics (Routledge 1994). As a practical innovator, artist, and poet, he founded the EquiPax Gallery and Corporate Retreat Center in Newport, Vermont, attracting an international roster of artists from the United States, Canada, France, Switzerland, Germany, Romania, England, and Nigeria.
Aesthetic Acknowledgements
The Mission of the Equipax Art Gallery
THE EQUIPAX GALLERY COLLECTION
THE LOWER GALLERY
THE UPPER GALLERY
Academic Epilogue
Appendix A: The God Who Planted Seeds
Appendix B: The Woman Who Mourns For Trees and Ecological Immorality
Appendix C: Archetypal Poetry and Architectural Literacy
Appendix D: Sculptural Artistry and Mystical Poetry
Conclusion: Sexuality and Eternal Ecstasies
Personal Historical Epilogue: Liturgical Arts and Historical Memories
Pastoral Historical Epilogue: An Artistic Model of the Paleontological Ministry Of
References
Gallery Artists’ Profiles
Author and Artist Theme Index
Fr. Richard H. Guerrette founded EquiPax Gallery and Retreat Center in Newport, Vermont. This gallery is devoted to works that promote an environmental sensitivity in a corporate industrial economy.
— Marci Whitney-Schenck, Founder and Editor of Christianity and the Arts
Richard Guerrette seems to be on the real cutting edge of helping the scholarly community redefine and understand a number of important issues in the area of corporate ethics.
— Christopher Reaske, associate dean of Yale Divinity School and associate director of Corporate and Foundation Relations, Yale University