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CARe Publication Unites Artwork by Hagit Cohen and Essays by GTU Scholars

Berkeley, CA – October 3, 2018  The Center for the Arts & Religion at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) celebrates the publication of Gestures to the Divine: Reflections on Eco-Spirituality, a book that brings together the nature-focused artwork of Hagit Cohen and reflections on eco-spirituality by scholars from the GTU. The release accompanies the exhibition of Cohen’s work at the GTU’s Doug Adams Gallery in Berkeley through December 13, 2018. Hagit Cohen’s minimalist prints of plant seeds and pods inspire awe and contemplation. As she explains, “nothing is too small to be the object of...
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CARe | Center for the Arts & ReligionHagit CohenJay JohnsonRita ShermaDevin ZuberMatthew HartmanKeyona LazenbyYohana JunkerCynthia Moe-Lobeda
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The NEW Center for the Arts & Religion at the GTU

From the Fall 2016 issue of Currents, view PDF By Elizabeth S. Peña Picturing things, taking a view, is what makes us human; art is making sense and giving shape to that sense. It is like the religious search for God. —Gerhard Richter The arts—literature, dance, music, and the visual arts—enhance religious experience and evoke transcendence. Artistic expression often provides common ground for scholars and practitioners representing a wide variety of faith traditions. In the classroom the arts offer entry into complex concepts and philosophies. These are just a few of the reasons why the...
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Elizabeth PenaCARe | Center for the Arts & ReligionRiess PotterveldKathleen KookMunir JiwaAlla EfimovaDoug Adams GalleryDillenberger Lecture SeriesRossitza SchroederWriting Our FaithsBerkeley Repertory TheatreLeft Coast Chamber EnsembleBerkeley Center for the Study of ReligionKathryn BarushNicholas ColeyCynthia Moe-LobedaRita ShermaDevin ZuberCarol BierCIS | Center for Islamic StudiesAlicia WalkerBryn Mawr College
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Help CARe bring Latinx printmakers to Berkeley!

CARe is grateful to the International Fine Print Dealers Association Foundation for a $3,000 grant toward our target of $15,000 by December 31, 2023! Please help us complete our goal and bring Latinx printmakers to the GTU for a series of programs to accompany the Spring 2024 exhibition Geografías Paralelas. René Arceo (Mexican), Pepe Coronado (Dominican), and Sandra C. Fernández (Ecuadorian) have collaborated creatively since 2000. Their diverse backgrounds, cultural influences, and personal interests allow for rich artistic interactions on issues relating to immigration, sociopolitics, and...
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"Reverberating Echoes" Continues

From the Spring 2017 issue of CurrentsView PDF of article * View PDF of Entire Issue The Center for the Arts & Religion presentsReverberating Echoes: Contemporary Art Inspired by Traditional Islamic Art Doug Adams Gallery, 2465 Ridge Rd., Berkeley Open through May 26 | Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 10am-3pm by Elizabeth Peña Reverberating Echoes: Contemporary Art Inspired by Traditional Islamic Art, curated by Carol Bier (Visiting Scholar, Center for Islamic Studies), presents work by seven artists of diverse backgrounds, who share a common source of inspiration in Islamic visual culture....
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CARe | Center for the Arts & ReligionReverberating EchoesCarol BierCIS | Center for Islamic Studies
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Support the Arts

Support our exhibitions, workshops, and other programs by becoming a CARe Member! For a donation of $100 or more, benefits include: ​Free admission to members-only previews and receptions, invitations to special lectures, parties, and tours, and discounts on selected local arts-related programs Monthly updates via the CARe Members’ newsletter An exhibition catalog from one of CARe's past exhibitions Membership to the North American Reciprocal Museum Association, giving you and a friend free admission to over 1,400 museums in North America, many in the Bay Area If you are already a...
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Art @ the GTU

From Skylight Magazine, Fall 2017 Art galleries on the GTU campus give students, faculty, staff, and guests the chance for a contemplative experience among the press of academia. Art can be both relaxing and stimulating. It offers the opportunity for both private meditation and for connection with community. A visit to the art gallery draws out our personal stories, as we experience the art in our own ways. While many GTU member schools display artwork, changing exhibitions can be found at CARe’s Doug Adams Gallery, at the GTU Flora Lamson Hewlett Library, and at the Blackfriars Gallery at...
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