Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe)

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 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.

CARe Library Exhibitions

See what's on view in the GTU Library!

Check out CARe Package, the official CARe blog!

The Bay Area MFA Show 3

Returning after a pandemic-haitus, The Bay Area MFA Show is back for a third iteration, showcasing the work of recent graduates from the Bay Area's leading MFA programs.

The Creatives' Cove

CARe helps support the Creatives' Cove, a GTU student group focused on cultivating and connecting scholars with an interest in creativity and the arts.

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.

Scholarships

Art & Religion students in Doctoral programs are eligible for a range of generous financial aid packages and fellowships.

Grants

CARe is pleased to offer grants of up to $2,000 to GTU students and faculty in support of projects that center on religion & the arts.

About CARe

CARe is the arts center of the GTU, providing opportunities in the visual arts, dance, theater, music, and literature for students, faculty, staff, and the community.

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.

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!

FIND US!

The Doug Adams Gallery is open to the public, free of charge 

Tuesdays - Fridays | 10am - 4pm

Opening Reception | American Prayer: photographs by Lucas Foglia

Celebrate the opening of American Prayer: photographs by Lucas Foglia, on view in the Doug Adams Gallery from September 5 through December 13. Join us for live music, refreshments, and to meet the artist

Doug Adams Gallery
5:00pm to 7:00pm