Inventory of the Board of Trustees: Art Exhibit Records
David Stiver
Graduate Theological Union Archives
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Inventory of the Board of Trustees: Art Exhibit Records
Collection number: GTU 2000-9-2
Graduate Theological Union Archives
Graduate Theological Union
Berkeley, California
- Processed by:
- Lucinda Glenn, David Stiver
- Date Completed:
- June 6, 2011
- Encoded by:
- David Stiver
© 2011 Graduate Theological Union. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Board of Trustees: Art Exhibit records
Dates: 1981-2011
Collection number: GTU 2000-9-2
Creator:
Board of Trustees Aesthetics Committee
Collector:
Art Curator
Collection Size:
4 linear feet (4 record boxes)
102 images
Repository: The Graduate Theological Union. Library.
Abstract: Art and other special exhibits have been displayed at the Graduate Theological Union Library since it was opened in 1981.
This collection contains records from the the Trustees Aesthetics Committee and the art curator's office. Materials include
flyers, slides and photos of the materials and the display, correspondence, exhibit catalogs, and expense documentation.
Physical location: 1/L/3-4
Languages:
Languages represented in the collection:
English
Art Exhibits: Cards and Flyers
Access
Collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
Copyright has not been assigned to The Graduate Theological Union. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts
must be submitted in writing to the Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of The Graduate Theological Union
as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must
also be obtained by the reader.
Preferred Citation
Board of Trustees: Art Exhibit records, GTU 2000-9-2. Graduate Theological Union Archives, Berkeley, CA.
Acquisition Information
Collection was donated by Bonnie Harwick on September 2, 2000, and included files of the exhibits adjudicated by the Trustees
Aesthetics Committee. Additional files from the art curator's office were integrated into the collection during May 2011.
Custodial History
Part of Record Group 1, Subgroup C, the materials were from the library director's office and the art curator office.
Biography / Administrative History
The Graduate Theological Union library was envisioned as a public use facility that would regularly display art, sculpture,
rare books and historical material.
When the library building first opened in 1981, only the first level was available for display. The exhibits tended to be
small and usually featured paintings and prints that were for sale. With the completion of the rest of the building in 1987,
which added the second floor wall space and a rotunda of exhibit cases, more extensive displays could be shown.
Over the years the exhibits showcased a number of artists and topics, ranging from local and unknown artists to famous figures
in the art world, such as Christo and Richard Meier. While usually featuring a single artist, occasionally exhibits were
based on a Bay Area collector or a religious theme (such as Evil). Besides Western artists, several rxhibits featured the
work of Japanese artists, for example Keiko Nelson and Kazuaki Tanahashi.
The Trustees Aesthetics Committee oversaw selection of the artist or theme for display. Among the members were professors
in art and religion at the GTU: Jane Dillenberger, Doug Adams and Michael Morris. Often, the exhibit would coincide with a
specific class. In addition, Peter Selz, founder of the University Art Museum, later joined the committee. Terrence Dempsey,
a GTU graduate and director of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art in St Louis, was also involved in determining (and
curating) some of the exhibits.
Primarily a venue for exhibiting art, the library has also displayed rare and special books, faculty publications, staff collections,
architectural displays, and GTU-focused exhibits.
Chronology
| 1981 May |
An Exhibit of Manuscripts, Incunabula and Early Printed Works in Theology at the Dedication of the GTU Library |
| 1981 May |
Chagall Old Testament Lithography |
| 1981 Sept-Oct |
Art in the Apocalypse |
| 1981 Nov-Dec |
An Exhibit of Prints and Paintings on Paper by Evonne Kludas English |
| 1982 Feb-Mar |
Glimpses of the Orient: An Exhibit of Color Photographs from the 70's by Daniel J. O'Hanlon |
| 1982 May-Jun |
Set-design exhibit by Lauren Friesen |
| 1982 Nov-Dec |
Karen Rasco, An exhibit of her paintings |
| 1983 Jan-Feb |
Water Stone Light Spirit |
| 1983 Feb-Mar |
Mason Hill Press display materials by James A. Dignon and Mark C. Livingston |
| 1983 Feb-Mar |
BASIC: Bay Area Sacred Image Creators |
| 1983 Mar-Apr |
World Council of Churches Display |
| 1983 Apr-May |
Paintings by David Jones |
| 1983 Sum |
Paintings by Marian Nishi |
| 1983 Sep-Oct |
Treasures from the Sage Collection: The Dutch in Two Worlds |
| 1983 Oct-Nov |
Watercolors by David Gregory |
| 1983 Dec-1984 Feb |
Photopaintings, Phil Donahue |
| 1984 Feb-Mar |
Male Medussas, Water Gods, and Cosmic Goddesses: 20 Drawings and a Painting by Eleanor Cleveland Anderson |
| 1984 Spr |
Drypoints by David Gregory |
| 1984 Apr-Jun |
Moved by the Spirit, drawings and paintings by William Mockus |
| 1984 Jun-Jul |
Familiar Places-Changed Spaces, Monotypes with mixed media by Margaret Pearce Frank |
| 1984 Sep-Oct |
Meditations: Mga Pagninlay, Art Meditations by Fr. Rey V. Culaba CSSR |
| 1984 Oct |
Advanced Management Program for Senior Executives in Religious Management |
| 1984 Oct-Nov |
Memories of My Ancestors: Intaglio Prints and Monotypes by Lila Wahrhaftig |
| 1984 Nov-1985 Feb |
Moments in Light, A Flatlands Realist Encounters Holy Hill, oils and watercolors by David Gregory |
| 1985 Mar-May |
Spring is on the Wall: Paintings by Nancy Chin |
| 1985 Sum |
Creation Suite by Lila Wahrhaftig |
| 1986 Feb-Mar |
Seeing the Face of Central America: Serigraphs and photographs by Brett Greider |
| 1986 Mar-May |
A Shift of Power: Icons and Images by Liza Bancel |
| 1986 Mar |
Life is not black and white: quilting as a thological medium: A MA thesis show by Barbara Dee Baumgarten |
| 1986 |
Phyllis Magal, Creation: The Seven Days |
| 1987 Jan-Feb |
An Exhibition of the Works of John August Swanson |
| 1987 |
Idea and Manifestation: Louis I. Kahn and the Library |
| 1987 Nov-1988 Jan |
Eleanor Cleveland Anderson: The Seven Against thebes |
| 1988 Jan-Mar |
James Rosen: The Isenheim Altarpiece and the Ferrara Paintings |
| 1988 Apr-May |
Christo and Peter Selz: The Running Fence Project Revisited |
| 1988 Nov-1989 Jan |
Unity and Diversity: Bronze Cast Sculptures by Ann Homig Nadel |
| 1989 Jan |
In Memorium, Jay DeFeo, A Selection of Paintings, 1986-1989 |
| 1989 Feb-Mar |
Miserere Series by George Roualt |
| 1989 Mar-May |
Frederick J, Brown Paintings |
| 1989 Jun-Aug |
Antique Maps of the Holy Land |
| 1989 Sep-Oct |
A Selection of Prints and Drawings: Including five engravings from the Book of Job by William Blake and Andy Warhol's Annunciation |
| 1990 Jan |
A Prayer for El Salvador: Michael Tracy: Cruz de Sangre |
| 1990 Feb-Mar |
Enwind: Sculpture to Encompass the World: Paintings, Drawings and Models by Nancy and Alain Gerbault |
| 1990 Apr-May |
Artists of the GTU |
| 1990 Jun-Aug |
Blaine Ellis, Soundings: An Archeology of the Spirit, An Exhibition of Photographs |
| 1990 Aug-Nov |
Louis Kahn, Light and the Library |
| 1990 Nov-1991 Jan |
Paintings and Drawings by Richard Overstreet |
| 1991 Jan-Feb |
Domesticated Deities: Gods of the Chinese Peasant Family, Part One |
| 1991 Jan-Mar |
Eleanor Dickinson: Crucifixions and Other Recent Works |
| 1991 Mar-Jun |
Stephen De Staebler: Sculptures, Drawings and Paintings |
| 1991 Jul-Sep |
Conrad Fenwick: A Selection of Recent Paintings |
| 1991 Oct-1992 Jan |
Philip Morsberger: Large Oils on Canvas |
| 1992 Jan-Apr |
James Rosen, Across the Image Fields: Paintings |
| 1992 Jan |
Under the Scuds |
| 1992 Apr-Jul |
Nancy Genn Paper Constructs |
| 1992 Jul-Sept |
Art, Crisis, and Vision: Paintings by One-Stroke Brushwork Artist Kazuaki Tanahashi |
| 1992 Oct-1993 Jan |
Sacrifices of Abraham |
| 1993 Jan-Apr |
Hans Burkhardt: Desert Storms |
| 1993 Apr-Jul |
Oakland Mornings: Paintings and Drawings by Anthony Dubovsky |
| 1993 Jul-Aug |
The Art of Laurie Gross: From Linen Threads to Community |
| 1993 Sep-Nov |
Pursuit of the Spirit: A Group Exhibition Honoring the Birth of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art |
| 1993 Dec-1994 Feb |
Watchers and Seekers: works by Seven African American Artists |
| 1994 Mar-Apr |
Haggadot |
| 1994 Mar-Jun |
Rene Di Rosa, Works from a California Collection |
| 1994 Jun-Sep |
Katherine Sherwood: Secret of the Golden Flower Paintings |
| 1994 Oct-Dec |
Blaine Ellis, The Architecture of Light: Sacred Architecture in Istanbul, Cappadocia and the Mediterranean Coast |
| 1995 Jan-Jun |
Haitian Paintings: Works from the Collection of Albert Albrecht |
| 1995 Jun-Jul |
GTU Staff on Display |
| 1995 Jul-Oct |
New Perceptions of the Spirit |
| 1995 Oct-1996 Jan |
Consecrations: The Spiritual in Art in the Time of AIDS [Selections from national exhibit] |
| 1996 Jan-Mar |
Keiko Nelson: Inner Diary, Installation and Paper Constructs |
| 1996 May |
The Etchings of Ernst Fuchs: The Samson Suite 1960-64 |
| 1996 Aug-Oct |
Mary Kellogg Rice : Fabric and Paper, A Retrospective |
| 1997 Apr-Jun |
Ingrid Arneberg, Inspirations from the East |
| 1997 Jul-Aug |
Made with Passion: The Vision and Calling of Self-Taught Artists |
| 1997 Sep-Oct |
Receptivity: Mixed Media |
| 1997 Oct-Nov |
The Symbol at the Center: Crosses from the Henry Rahn Collection |
| 1997 Oct-1998 Jan |
Stephen De Staebler: Sculptures, Drawings and Monotypes |
| 1998 Jan-Apr |
Durer to Delacroix: Old Master Prints from the collection of Harry and Herta Weinstein |
| 1998 Mar-Apr |
A Spiritual Journey: Jan Eldridge Ceramic Sculpture, Prints and Collages |
| 1998 Aug |
Signing a Life: Saul, David and the Wild West |
| 1998 Aug-Nov |
Nathan Oliveira: Windhover Paintings |
| 1998 Oct-Dec |
Cloak the Earth: Prayer Shawls for the Millenium |
| 1998 Dec-1999 Feb |
Revelations: Selections from the Berkeley Art Museum |
| 1999 Jan |
Keys to Worship |
| 1998 Apr-Jul |
The Visible Word: An Exhibit of Ancient and Contemporary Byzantine Art |
| 1999 Jan-Mar |
Anne Siberell |
| 1999 Mar-May |
Tobi Kahn: Metamorphoses |
| 1999 Apr-May |
Places Within, Places Without |
| 1999 Jun-Sept |
Real Artifice: Works on Paper and for Theater |
| 1999 Oct-Dec |
Resilient Psyche: Representations of Women in German Expressionist Prints from the Collection of David and Eva Bradford |
| 2000 Jan- Mar |
The Human Image on Paper: Works from the Selz Collection |
| 2000 Apr-Jun |
Finding the Sacred Mountain: Sumi-e abnd Watercolors by Robert Kostka |
| 2000 Sep-Oct |
Faces of Mary: Icons by Stephanos |
| 2000 Sep-Oct |
Visions: Art Exhibit |
| 2000 Sep-Dec |
Crucifixion and Resurrection |
| 2001 Mar-Aug |
Bernard Maisner: Entrance to the Scriptorium, Contemporary Illuminated Manuscripts and Paintings |
| 2001 Aug-Oct |
Meditations on Remembering: works of Mixed Media by Judith Nilsson Spiegel |
| 2001 Oct-2002 Jan |
Cleve Gray: Holocaust Series |
| 2002 Feb-May |
The Image of Evil in Art |
| 2002 Jun- Oct |
Jan Wurm: Paintings and Drawings |
| 2002 Oct- 2003 Jan |
Jim Morphesis Paintings |
| 2003 Feb-May |
The Sorrows of War: Kathe Kollwitz with German Expressionists Otto Dix, George Grosz and Erich Heckel |
| 2003 Jul-Sep |
Protracted Meditations: Graphite Drawings by Linda Fleming |
| 2003 Sep-2004 Feb |
Requiem for an Executed Bird, Junko Chodos |
| 2004 Mar-Jun |
Richard Meier: Jubilee Church, Photographs, Drawings and Plans |
| 2004 Jul-Oct |
Outside Insight: Select Works from the Studios of Creativity Explored and Creative Growth |
| 2004 Oct-2005 Feb |
A.G. Rizzoli's "Transfigurations" |
| 2005 Mar-May |
Atheism and Faith: The Art of Leonard Baskin |
| 2005 Oct- 2006 Feb |
Rouault's Miserere Et Guerre |
| 2006 Mar-May |
De Staebler: The Winged Figure |
| 2006 Sep-Dec |
Moving Pictures: The Bible and Beyond |
| 2007 Feb-May |
The Swedenborgian Archives of the GTU |
| 2007 Oct-2008 Jan |
James Rosen: Homage |
| 2008 Apr-Sep |
Sr. Coriat Kent Serigraphs |
| 2008 Mar-Sep |
GTU Faculty Publications (since 2007) Celebration |
| 2008 Jun-Sep |
Mari Marks: Variations : Marks in Time |
| 2008 Oct-2009 Jan |
Joel Isaacson: Walls |
| 2009 Mar-Jun |
Eva Bovenzi: Messenger |
| 2009 Jul-Sep |
Distilled Spirits: Works of Cherie Raciti and Susan Matthews |
| 2009 Oct-2010 Jan |
Building on our Heritage:
Graduate Theological Union Library 1969 - 2009. 40 Years of Member School Contributions to the Intellectual Life of the GTU;
Graduate Theological Union Archives: 20th Anniversary, 1989 - 2009. Highlights from the Collection.
|
| 2009 Dec- 2010 Feb |
Book Art: Ido Agassi and Even Hoshen Press of Ra'anana, Israel, |
| 2009 Oct-2010 Jan |
The C.A.R.E. Collection: An Exhibition and Lecture Celebrating the Memory of Prof. Doug Adams |
| 2009 Dec-2010 Feb |
Book Art: Ido Agassi and Even Hoshen Press of Ra'anana, Israel |
| 2010 Spr-Sum |
Al Pounder's Umbria - The Pulse of Place |
| 2010 Mar-May |
Crucifixion Meditations: Drawings by John Steczynski and Aileen Callahan |
| 2010 Oct-2011 Jan |
Robert McAfee Brown: Glimpses of What Life is Meant to Be |
| 2011 Feb-Jun |
Imaginarium: Drawings by Bernard Maybeck, |
Scope and Content of Collection
Materials in the collection includes flyers, slides and photos, correspondence, exhibit catalogs, and expense documentation.
Dates are from 1981 to early 2011.
Arrangement
The collection is organized alphabetically. The finding aid also lists the exhibits chronologically.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
the library's online public access catalog.
Subjects
Art, Modern--20th century--Exhibitions.
Art, Modern--21st century--Exhibitions.
Art--Exhibitions--Catalogs.
Art--United States--Exhibitions.
Sculpture, Modern--20th century--Exhibitions.
Sculpture, Modern--21st century--Exhibitions.
Christian art and symbolism.
Architectural design.
Graduate Theological Union--History--Sources.
Graduate Theological Union--Faculty.
Dillenberger, Jane 1914
Adams, Doug 1945-2007
Morris, Michael
Selz, Peter 1919
Dempsey, Terrence E.
Collection Contents
box 1 - 4
Collection Contents
1981-2011
Physical Description: 104 folders
box-folder 1 : 1
Aestetics and Museum Committee Minutes
1987-2000
box-folder 1 : 8
Planning an Art Exhibition, Revised
1996 August 29
box-folder 1 : 9
Rejected proposals
1987-2002
box-folder 1 : 10
Ariel, Real Artifice: Works on Paper and for Theater
1999 June 4 - September 27
Note
Preliminary designs for a production of Carmina Burana and recent works on paper in display cases.Works by Ariel and in collaboration
with Patrick Irwin. Peter Selz and Robert Goldsby in conversation with the artist on September 23, 1999.
box-folder 1 : 11
Artists of the GTU
1990 April 6 - May 19
Note
Presents the work of 13 GTU artists in a range of media, style, and concept. Juried by Robert Hartman, UC-Berkeley Art Department.
Slides of works.
box-folder 1 : 12
A Selection of Prints and Drawings: Including five engravings from the Book of Job by William Blake and Andy Warhol's Annunciation
1989 September 1-October 27
Note
Jacquelynn Baas, director of University Art Museum, lecture October 5, 1989; Stephen Mitchell, poet and translator of The
Book of Job, talk October 19, 1989.
box-folder 1 : 13
Atheism and Faith: The Art of Leonard Baskin
2005 March 1 - May 21
Note
Reception March 3, 2005, Stuart Dennenberg, Director of Dennenberg Fine Arts, Los Angleses, Kenneth Shure of Gehenna Press,
and Peter Selz. Exhibit includes monumental color woodcuts, portrait sketches of artists, a self portrait in bronze and a
selection
box-folder 1 : 14
Helene Aylon-Canceled Show
2002
Note
Projected expenses exceeded annual budget and led to canceling the exhibit of 54 notebooks and 2 first grade learning notebooks.
Aylon exhibited at SFTS in 2002, 2004: The Last Supper: Names/No Names
box-folder 1 : 15
Eva Bovenzi: Messenger
2009 March 19 - June 15
Note
Eva Bozenzi, lecture and reception, March 19, 2009. Photos of exhibition on internal server.
box-folder 1 : 16
Resilient Psyche: Representations of Women in German Expressionist Prints from the Collection of David and Eva Bradford
1999 October 8 - December 20
Note
Presentations by Peter Selz and David Bradford on November 4, 1999.
box-folder 1 : 17
Frederick J. Brown Paintings
1989 March 7 -May 31
Note
Frederick J. Brown, discussion, March 10, 1989. Library holds video cassette 130, Frederick Brown as he prepared and exhibited
his work in Beijing, China, in 1988.
box-folder 1 : 18
Frederick J. Brown Paintings / 11th Annual National Conference of Black Seminarians
1989 March 15-18
Note
Brown exhibit scheduled to coincide with the conference.
box-folder 1 : 19
Hans Burkhardt: Desert Storms
1993 January 28 - April 23
Note
Peter Selz, "Treating the American Flag in Art from Jaspar Johns to Hans Burkhardt," Feb 16, 1993. Burkhardt began this series
of paintings using the American flag during the period following the Iraqi invasion of Iraq through Operation Desert Shield
and
box-folder 1 : 20
The C.A.R.E. Collection: An Exhibition and Lecture Celebrating the Memory of Prof. Doug Adams
2009 October 22 - 2010 January 13
Note
Terrence E. Dempsey, "The Image of the Wounded Body of Christ and the Modern Social Conscience," October 22, 2009. Exhibit
included a selection of prints, paintings , drawings, calligraphy and sculpture from the collection of the Center for Arts,
Religio
box-folder 1 : 21
Requiem for an Executed Bird, Junko Chodos
2003 September 29- 2004 Feb 15
Note
Junko Chodos, talk on "Spirituality and the Process of Creating Art," Oct 9, 2003. Includes slides, lecture transcripts, a
multi-media CD, and additional exhibit information.
box-folder 1 : 22
Requiem for an Executed Bird, Junko Chodos
2003 September 29- 2004 Feb 15
box-folder 1 : 23
Requiem for an Executed Bird, Junko Chodos
2003 September 29- 2004 Feb 15
box-folder 2 : 1
Christo and Peter Selz: The Running Fence Project Revisited
1988 April 15 - May 8
Note
Reception for Jeanne-Claude, Christo and Peter Selz, April 15, 1988. An exhibition based on Running Fence, Sonoma and Marin
Counties, California, 1972-1976, featuring original drawings and collages by Christo, photographs and films, together with
document
box-folder 2 : 2
Consecrations: The Spiritual in Art in the Time of AIDS [Selections from national exhibit]
1995 Oct 10 - 1996 Jan 5
Note
Terrence E. Dempsey, talk by curator, October 10, 1995.
box-folder 2 : 3
Louise Todd Cope, Cloak the Earth: Prayer Shawls for the Millenium
1998 October 14-December 18
Note
"Cloak the Earth" talk by Louise Todd Cope October 13, 1998. Prayer shawls as tangible offerings for a healing ritual for
the planet on January 1, 2000. Display case exhibit.
box-folder 2 : 4
Crucifixion and Ressurection
2000 Sept 18 - Dec 15
Note
Painting, sculpture, and old master prints explore the representation of Christ's death and resurrection from the European
Renaissance to contemporary America. In conjunction with Doug Adams class on same subject.
box-folder 2 : 5
Day of the Dead
1996 November
Note
Contains "comments" only.
box-folder 2 : 6
In Memorium, Jay DeFeo, A Selection of Paintings, 1986-1989
1989 November 9 - 1990 January 26
Note
Special exhibit of Jay DeFeo's most recent work: "seven oil paintings of striking design, texture, image and color." DeFeo
died in November 1989. This exhibit complemented Jay DeFeo: Works on Paper at the University Art Museum, Berkeley. Includes
exhibit b
box-folder 2 : 7
Stephen De Staebler: Sculptures, Drawings and Paintings
1991 Mar 15 - June 30
Note
Reception, March 21, 1991, following Dillenberger Lecture in Visual Arts by Margaret Miles, "The Revelatory Body: Signorelli's
Resurrection of the Flesh at Orvieto". Includes slides.
box-folder 2 : 8
Stephen De Staebler: Sculptures, Drawings and Monotypes
1997 October 17 - 1998 January 19
Note
Reception November 21, 1997. Series of presentations highlighting Winged Figure all day.
box-folder 2 : 9
Stephen De Staebler: The Winged Figure
2006 March 2 - May 15
Note
Lecture by Dore Ashton, March 2, 2006. Includes DVD of lecture.
box-folder 2 : 10
Eleanor Dickinson: Crucifixions and Other Recent Works
1991 January 14 - March 10
Note
Panel discussion March 4, 1991 on Re-Membering the Body: Eleanor Dickinson, Doug Adams, Catherine O'Callaghan, and Jo Milgrim.
The crucifixion series is based on the premise in Luke that all people carry their own personal crosses through life. Paintings
box-folder 2 : 11
Rene Di Rosa, Works from a California Collection
1994 March 8 - June 17
Note
Reception and remarks by Rene di Rosa and Peter Selz, May 3, 1994. Includes exhibit book from Oakland show and slides.
box-folder 2 : 12
Distilled Spirits: Works of Cherie Raciti and Susan Matthews
2009 July -September
Note
Cherie Raciti's paintings were inspired by forms and images of Buddha. Susan Matthews captures the life and personality of
the Nigerian people. Photos of exhibition on internal server.
box-folder 2 : 13
Domesticated Deities: Gods of the Chinese Peasant Family, Part One
1991 January 14- February 14
Note
An exhibit of traditional New Year's prints from the collection of Professor Po Sung-nien. Book Domesticated Deities and Auspicious
Emblems in library: NE1300.8 C6586 1992.
box-folder 2 : 14
Photopaintings, Phil Donahue
1983 December 2 - 1984 February 2
box-folder 2 : 15
Oakland Mornings: Paintings and Drawings by Anthony Dubovsky
1993 April 29 - July 2
Note
Conversation and reception with artist May 10, 1993. "The 14 new paintings are meditative, poetically transmuted impressions
of Oakland's downtown." Includes exhibit book and slides.
box-folder 2 : 0
Durer to Delacroix: Old Master Prints from the collection of Harry and Herta Weinstein
1998 January 26 - April 5
Note
A display of woodcuts, engravings and etchings. Harry Weinstein had emergency surgery on the day of the reception, February
5, 1998, and died from complications on March 22, 1998.
box-folder 2 : 16
A Spiritual Journey: Jan Eldridge Ceramic Sculpture, Prints and Collages
1998 March 2 - April 10
Note
Lecture by artist March 6, 1998. "The journey will highlight art forms produced over a twenty year period, beginning in Egypt,
and ending with work influenced by recent visits to India, Nepal and Bhutan."
box-folder 2 : 17
Blaine Ellis, The Architecture of Light: Sacred Architecture in Istanbul, Cappadocia and the Mediterranean Coast
1994 October 6 - December 22
Note
Reception for artist November 3, 1994. The show featured black and white photographs of Islamic and Greek Orthodox archictecture
in Turkey and Southern Italy. Includes slides.
box-folder 2 : 18
Conrad Fenwick: A Selection of Recent Paintings
1991 July 10 - Sept 30
Note
Reception for artist, July 23, 1991.
box-folder 2 : 19
Protracted Meditations: Graphite Drawings by Linda Fleming
2003 July 17 - September 15
Note
"These works are enlarged renderings of Baroque illustrations from Experimento de Vacuo Spatio and of ancient Roman glass
in Cologne."
box-folder 2 : 20
The Etchings of Ernst Fuchs: The Samson Suite 1960-64
1996 May
box-folder 2 : 21
Nancy Genn Paper Constructs
1992 April 5 - July 1
Note
Artist lecture April 28, 1992. Genn was one of the first artists to work extensively with hand made paper. Includes slides,
CD, and exhibit books.
box-folder 2 : 22
Enwind: Sculpture to Encompass the World: Paintings, Drawings and Models by Nancy and Alain Gerbault
1990 February 7 - March 30
Note
Symposium March 23, 1990: Sculptures to Mark Indigenous Identity and Global Unity: Alain Gerbault, Nancy Gerbaut, Peter Selz,
Katherine Cook, and Margaret McKenzie. Includes audio casette tape of the symposium.
box-folder 2 : 23
GTU Staff on Display
1995 June 8 - July 24
Note
Display case exhibit.
box-folder 2 : 24
Cleve Gray: Holocaust Series
2001 October 15 - 2002 January 25
Note
Reception November 8, 2001, with Cleve Gray and Peter Selz. The Holocaust Series conists of 21 works on paper that according
to the artist "constitute a catharsis…for all of humanity." Includes slides, photos and exhibit book.
box-folder 2 : 25
Paintings by David Gregory
1983 October 10 - November 30
Note
Watercolors and hand painted etchings.
box-folder 2 : 26
The Art of Laurie Gross: From Linen Threads to Community
1993 July 8 - August 27
Note
Exhibit consisted of 23 woven pieces based upon the tallit, the Jewish ritual prayer shawl. Includes slides.
box-folder 2 : 27
Haggadot
1994 March - April
box-folder 2 : 28
The Image of Evil in Art
2002 February 7 - May 31
Note
Program and reception March 12, 2002. Held in conjunction with the GTU course, "The Devil and the Soul in Art and Theology,"
taught by Doug Adams, Jane Dillenberger and doctoral student Todd Lesh. Includes slides and photos.
box-folder 2 : 29
Keys to Worship: A Church Divinity School of the Pacific Exhibit of Books of Common Prayer
1999 January 15-30
Note
See 42 page exhibit book: Z7813 .C45 1999.
box-folder 3 : 1
Haitian Paintings: Works from the Collection of Albert Albrecht
1995 Jan 17 -June 2
Note
Remarks on Haiti by Herbert Gold, Jan 26, 1995. Includes photos.
box-folder 3 : 2
Lance Hidy Poster for Flora Lamson Hewlett Library
1987 April 28
Note
Lance Hidy designed the poster for the naming ceremony of the library.
box-folder 3 : 3
Lance Hidy Poster for Flora Lamson Hewlett Library
1987 April 28
Note
Contains samples of other posters by Hidy and partial list of those who purchased the GTU poster.
box-folder 3 : 4
The Human Image on Paper: Works from the Selz Collection
2000 January 21 - March 31
Note
Presentation by Paul Kalstrom of the Archives of American Art, March 3, 2000. Intent of exhibit to honor Setz for his contribution
to the art exhibition program at GTU.
box-folder 3 : 5
Joel Isaacson, Walls
2008 October 2 - 2009 January 30
Note
Exhibition included selections from two series: the "Wall" (construction of the separation barriers between Israel and Palestine
and the United States and Mexico) and the "Burqa" (a response to 9/11 and the invasion of Afghanistan). Opening reception
he
box-folder 3 : 6
Idea and Manifestation: Louis I Kahn and the Library: An Exhibition of Materials from the Louis I. Kahn Collection, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
1987 April 8
Note
Peter Kohane, Kahn Archives, April 8, 1987. Includes his essay.
box-folder 3 : 7
Idea and Manifestation: Louis I Kahn and the Library: An Exhibition of Materials from the Louis I. Kahn Collection, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
1987 April 8
box-folder 3 : 8
Idea and Manifestation: Louis I Kahn and the Library: An Exhibition of Materials from the Louis I. Kahn Collection, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
1987 April 8
Note
Articles about Kahn, including Archictectural Forum issue, July-August 1972 on his major projects.
box-folder 3 : 9
Louis Kahn, Light and the Library
1990 August 15 - November 16
Note
Aesthetic tour of the library, September 13, 1990.Timing corresponded to an exhibit on art museums designed by Kahn at
the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
box-folder 3 : 10
Louis Kahn, Light and the Library
1990 August 15 - November 16
box-folder 3 : 11
Louis Kahn, Aesthetics Committee discussion of GTU owned materials by Kahn.
1992 October 9.
Note
Decision made to send model of the library to the Kahn Archives and to keep the drawings here.
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Tobi Kahn: Metamorphoses
1999 March 7 - May 23
Note
Panel discussion held at PSR, Peter Selz, moderator; Tobi Kahn, artist; Rabbi Alan Lew; Nan Fink Gefen, Chochmat HaLev; Terry
Demsey; and David Beale, Center for Jewish Studies, March 8, 1999. Reception followed in library. Co-exhibit with Judah L.
Magnes
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The Sorrows of War: Kathe Kollwitz with German Expressionists Otto Dix, George Grosz and Erich Heckel
2003 February 10 - May 31
Note
Gallery talk by Peter Selz followed by Wilson Yates, "The Religious Power of Kathe Kollwitz's Art," March 11, 2003
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Finding the Sacred Mountain: Sumi-e and Watercolors by Robert Kostka
2000 April 7 - June 20
Note
"Paintings in watercolor and traditional Japanese sumi ink dealing with the theme of the Sacred Mountain, a topos in Asian
and American spirituality." Includes copy of conversation of artist with Peter Setz.
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Creation: The Seven Days, Sacred Sculptures by Phyllis Magall
1987 April 24 - May 6
Note
"Seven sculptured clay pots with removable lids, 11 inches in diameter with handles molded in the shape of a kneeling female
figure. The inside of each pot represents a day of Creation and contains found objects." Pots were showed on several occasions
in the lat
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Susan McGinnis, Places Within. Places Without
1999 April - May
Note
The Way of the Roses --a site specific installation-- and other works by Susan McGinnis. Also, pastels--Places Without-- by
Daryle Corr . Reception and short talk by artist, April 6, 1999. Display case exhibit.
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Bernard Maisner, Entrance to the Scriptorium, Contemporary Illuminated Manuscripts and Paintings
2001 March 18 - August 9
Note
Reception and lecture by artist, "The Art of the Illuminator," March 18, 2001
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Mari Marks: Variations : Marks in Time
2008 June 30 - September 3
Note
Encaustic paintings. Photos of exhibition on internal server.
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Imaginarium: Drawings by Bernard Maybeck
2011 February 24 - June 6
Note
Original drawings that Bernard Maybeck created for his colleague Julia Morgan's Western Hills cemetery project.
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Jim Morphesis Paintings
2002 October 14 - 2003 January 31
Note
Gallery talk followed by reception and program with Peter Selz in conversation with the artist, November 7, 2002.
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Moving Pictures: The Bible and Beyond
2006 September - December
Note
Michael Morris, OP, lecture at PSR, October 12, 2006. "An exhibition of cinematic art inspired by religious epics set in the
ancient world: Posters,motion picture stills, lobby cards, books programs, and props." Also displayed at DSPT and in conjuction
with
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Philip Morsberger: Large Oils on Canvas
1991 October 5 - 1992 January 4
Note
Reception for the artist, October 29, 1991. Includes slides.
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Unity and Diversity: Bronze Cast Sculptures by Ann Honig Nadel
1988 November 7 - 1989 January 27
Note
Reception, November 16, 1988. focus of the exhibit is a ten-foot cast bronze portal for souls. A sphere representing the earth
called The Rainbow Covenant is placed at the center of the portal.
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Keiko Nelson: Inner Diary, Installation and Paper Constructs
1996 January 18 - March 28
Note
Remarks by the artist and Peter Zelz. Also, remarks by Yoshiko Kakudo, curator emerita, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco;
Anne Geismann, curator, Japan Information Center, Consulate General of Japan. Then a performance by Koichi Tamano and the
Harupinha
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New Perceptions of the Spirit, An Exhibition of artworks occasioned by an International Conference on the Visual Arts and
Religious Communities.
1995 July 5 - Oct 16
Note
This retrospective exhibition includes artists featured in the library since 1987. Exhibit in conjunction with the International
Conference on the Visual Arts and Religious Communities held at GTU July 31 - August 4, 1995. Includes slides.
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Nathan Oliveira: Windhover Paintings
1998 August 24- November 25
Note
Lecture on Oliveira's art by Peter Setz, and reception, October 1, 1998. Paintings named for Gerald Manley Hopkins celebration
of a kestrel's flight in the poem, The Windhover, To Christ Our Lord.
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Paintings and Drawings by Richard Overstreet
1990 November 27 - 1991 January 9
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Made with Passion: The Vision and Calling of Self-Taught Artists
1997 July- - August 8
Note
Steven Pattie, lecture and gallery talk, July 12, 1997. Exhibit from Pattie's collection shown at Bade Museum as well as
library.
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Al Pounder's Umbria - The Pulse of Place
2010 Spring - Summer
Note
Al Pounder, lecture and reception, March 18, 2010. Photos of exhibition on internal server.
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Pursuit of the Spirit: A Group Exhibit Honoring the Birth of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art
1993 September 18 - November 20
Note
Dillenberger lecture, Terrence E. Dempsey, "The Pursuit of the Spirit: Recovering the Holy in Contemporary Art," Sept 20,
1993. Includes slides and photos.
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The Symbol at the Center: Crosses from the Henry Rahn Collection
1997 October 7 - November 13
Note
Display case exhibit. Walnut crosses made by Connie Rahn Unsicker and Nancy Hall and used by Rahn when he spoke on symbolism
of the cross.
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Receptivity: Mixed Media
1997 Sept 3 - Oct 3
Note
Tricia Grame, lecture and reception September 4, 1997. Works by contemporary women artists.
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Resilient Psyche: Representations of Women in German Expressionist Prints from the Collection of David and Eva Bradford
1999 October 8 - December 20
Note
Presentations by Peter Selz and David Bradford, reception, April 12, 1999
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Revelations: Selections from the Berkeley Art Museum
1998 December 7 - 1999 February 19
Note
A selection of 8 works of art ranging from 16th century engraving by Durer to contemporary paintings by James Rosen and Deborah
Oropallo. A common theme is the revelation that occurs in the artistic process.
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Mary Kellogg Rice : Fabric and Paper, A Retrospective
1996 August 22 - October 12
Note
Reception, August 22, 1996. Includes slides.
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James Rosen: The Isenheim Altarpiece and the Ferrara Paintings
1988 January 29 - March 18
Note
Reception for the artist January 29, 1988. Includes introduction and notes on artist.
box-folder 4 : 3
James Rosen, Across the Image Fields: Paintings
1992 January 11 - April 1
Note
Artist's lecture and reception, February 11, 1992. Includes exhibit catalogs and slides.
box-folder 4 : 4
James Rosen: Homage
2007 October 25 - 2008 JAN 30
Note
Lecture, James Rosen, and reception, November 2, 2007
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Miserere Series by Georges Rouault
1989 February 3 - March 8
Note
9 of the 58 etchings of the series. Includes 3 slides.
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Georges Rouault: Miserere et Guerre
2005 October 3 - 2006 January 13
Note
Lecture, Robert Rosenblum, "Blasphemy in the Art of Goya and Picasso," October 6.
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Sacrifices of Abraham
1992 October 5 - 1993 January 22
Note
Lecture by Jo Milgrom, "Abraham and Family: Vision and Ambiguity," October 22, 1992. Artist's reception (George Segal) held
at Bade October 22, 1992. Lecture by Roger Wedell, "Abstraction in Art: Akedah," at PSR, November 19, 2011. Includes slides.
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Katherine Sherwood: The Secret of the Golden Flower Paintings
1994, June 28 - September 30,
Note
Reception for the artist, September 7, 1994. Paintings based on the Chinese meditation manual The Secret of the Golden Flower.
Includes slides.
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Signing a Life: Saul, David and the Wild West
1998 August
Note
A collaborative site-specific exhibit by Carie Rehak, Barbara Green and others based on work by Mikhail Bakhtin. Faculty-Student
Colloquium December 4, 1998
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Meditations on Remembering: works of Mixed Media by Judith Nilsson Spiegel
2001 August 20 - October 5
Note
Works of mixed media, illuminated by images of icons and Coptic Gnostic texts, inspired by post World War II-Poland. Includes
some photos.
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An Exhibition of the Works of John August Swanson
1987 January 15 - February 28
Note
Reception for John August Swanson, January 15, 1987.
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Art, Crisis, and Vision: Paintings by One-Stroke Brushwork Artist Kazuaki Tanahashi
1992 July 8 - September 30
Note
Discussion of Art, Buddhism, and Global Peace Efforts by Kazuaki Tanahashi, Susan Moon, Ronald Y. Nakasone, and Judith Berling,
September 22, 1992. Includes collection of talks by Kazuaki Tanahashi, exhibit catalogs, a brochure on Japan's Plutonium,
and s
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Art, Crisis, and Vision: Paintings by One-Stroke Brushwork Artist Kazuaki Tanahashi
1992 July 8 - September 30
Note
Kazuaki Tanahashi, Brush Mind, 1990.
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A Prayer for El Salvador: Michael Tracy: Cruz de Sangre
1990 January 26
box-folder 4 : 14
Antique Maps of the Holy Land from the collection of Rabbi Irvin D. Ungar
1989 June 1 - August 1
Note
Courtesy of Rabbi Irvin D. Ungar, Holy Land Treasures (Display cases). Includes catalogs and clippings.
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The Visible Word: An exhibit of ancient and contemporary Byzantine art featuring the work of Leonid Ouspensky, Pavel Tikhomirov,
Father Patrick (Thomas Doolan) and items from the Charles Pankow Collection.
1998 April 23 - July 31
Note
Opening reception April 28, 1998. Four public seminars: The Techniques of the Byzantine Ikonographer, Father Patrick, April
28; Byzantine Influences in Western Art, Rev. Mark Melone, May 5; The Ikonographic Program of St. Gregory Nyssa, SF, Mark
Dukes, R
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Watchers and Seekers: works by Seven African American Artists
1993 Dec 6 -1994 Feb 24
Note
Artists reception, January 25, 1994 at Bade Museum. Artists included Jonathan Eubanks, Violet Fields, Raymond Holbert, Mary
Lovelace O'Neal, Leroy Wheeler Parker, JoeSam and Raymond Saunders. Also shown at Bade. Includes slides.
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Jan Wurm: Paintings and Drawings
2002 June 12 - October 4
