The Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe) promotes scholarship, reflection, and practice in the arts and religion to serve the Graduate Theological Union and to benefit the community.
The DOUG ADAMS GALLERY is closed until further notice.
GTU 2020: RESILIENCE & REFLECTION is now live!
Still accepting contributions for GTU 2020 or our special Black Lives Matter page!
AFTER/LIFE
Rituals for dealing with death and remembrance reflect a wide spread of beliefs. AFTER/LIFE presents two such expressions in the contemporary arts community. The lives of artists Ed Aulerich-Sugai and Mark Mitchell, both affected by HIV/AIDS, reverberated in radical acts of love.
CARe People
CARe is made up of lots of fantastic people. We have our core staff members, as well as Art & Religion Faculty, Consortial faculty, and of course - our fabulous students!
Workshops
Starting in Fall 2020, CARe will present an array of workshops covering a wide variety of themes in the arts and religion. Each topic will be covered by two 2-hour-long workshops.
Art and Religion at the GTU
The Art and Religion concentration at the GTU is a robust area of study, with core doctoral faculty at the GTU, supported by additional faculty with expertise in aesthetics and the arts across the GTU consortium.
Courses and Degree Programs
The GTU offers a variety of courses and opportunity in the concentration of Arts & Religion, as part of the Department of Historical and Cultural Studies of Religion.
About CARe
CARe aspires to be the arts center of the Graduate Theological Union, providing and coordinating opportunities in the visual arts, dance, theater, music, and literature for students, faculty, staff, and the community.
contributors
to GTU 2020: Resilience & Reflection
workshops
offered in the Fall, covering a wide variety of themes in the arts and religion.
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Receive free admission to national museums, exhibition catalogs, and invitations to exclusive members-only events
GTU Voices
Troubled Times: Turning to the Arts
GTU Voices
Where Religion and the Arts Converge
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The Doug Adams Gallery is free & open to the public!
Transit: 0.3 mile walk from Downtown Berkeley BART station.
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Faculty and Staff
