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Founded in September 1993, the Gettysburg Seminary Fine Arts Council (FAC) includes artists, seminary faculty, administrative staff, and students. Its primary focus is the visual arts and it is an institutional member of Christians in the Visual Arts (CIVA).

The Council’s activities include the stewardship of the current seminary art collection, and holding exhibits on campus. For these exhibits, the FAC seeks a variety of media and themes with some theological connection. Examples have included works in wood, painting, printmaking, photography, large-scale digital prints, sculpture, mixed media, paraments and assemblages.

See great photos from the Noble Hilye Exhibit (in the Hagia Sophia) in the blog from Gettysburg Seminary professor Kristin Johnston Largen here.

Spring 2012 exhibit:

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The Lord’s Prayer

February 22-April 30, 2012
Watercolors and texts by Mary Ryman

Valentine Hall, First Floor

Winter 2011/2012 exhibit:

Heinrich Melchior Muhlenberg: Patriarch of the North American Lutheran Church
December 7, 2011-January 10, 2012

An informational traveling exhibit in 20 panels (start inside the main entrance to Valentine Hall and continue to the Library Pioneer Room) produced by the Frankische Stiftung zu Halle.
www.francke-halle.de

Fall 2011 exhibit:

An exhibit featuring three textile artists. For more information click here.

Dressing Sacred Space: Christina Utsch, Linda Witte Henke, Sue Ann Moore
October 10-December 2, 2011
Opening reception: Tuesday, October 11 from 4:00-6:00pm
Library Pioneer Room
For details contact the office of Communication (717) 334-6286 ext. 2119

Below: photos from the opening reception