A lot of her stuff is on YouTube--definitely worth checking out. Shows tend to be a mix of "greatest hits" of Western art and strange pieces that speak to her particular preferences (I love that she's not the hugest fan of Picasso, for instance).

And make no mistake, she is as religious as it gets. She's a consecrated virgin and hermit and spends her life in contemplation of God's love. But on the side she does this stuff, where she is thoroughly progressive and accepting of all of humanity's complexities. It's nice to see that it's possible to be devout and not turn one's brain off.

Is her show still on? And what sort of other art does she talk about? Does she ever touch on contemporary artwork? I'd love to hear her take on Piss Christ or one of Hirst's installations!

Oh well clop on my face, I just checked into it, and Sister Wendy not only discussed Piss Christ, but her view is quoted prominently on Piss Christ's official Wikipedia page!

"...she regarded the work as not blasphemous but a statement on "what we have done to Christ": that is, the way contemporary society has come to regard Christ and the values he represents.[16]"

Bully for her.