Posts by Katherine Lee
The DAHL’s New Archives Website Goes Live
Check out the David Allan Hubbard Library’s new Archives, Rare Books, and Special Collections website at libraryarchives.fuller.edu . Fresh off the press, this site features rare photographs from our special collections including a retrospective on Fuller’s four presidents, women at Fuller, the Jesus People Movement, David du Plessis’s ecumenical work, and cartoons created by Jackson Wilcox.…
Read MoreBillboard Series #103011 Now on Display in the DAHL
Born out of the mesmerizing aesthetic of decaying freeway billboards, Billboard Series #103011, invites the viewer to ponder the ways in which revelation can emerge from disorder and entropy. Billboards are oriented towards frenetic creatures and are loud, temporary, and pervasive. Do they occasion the slow, meditative gaze necessary for disclosure of the numinous? Please…
Read MoreFuller Receives Key Science and Religion Collections from the International Society for Science and Religion (ISSR)
Fuller Seminary is pleased to announce that it has been awarded five identical collections of major works in the field of science and the human spirit through the ISSR’s competitive grant program. The collections will be housed separately in the Fuller Pasadena, Texas, Northwest, California Coast, and Southwest campus libraries. Each collection is comprised of…
Read MoreLynn Aldrich and Whitney Warnes Exhibit Now up in the Library Lobby
Please stop by the David Allan Hubbard Library to view the Brehm Center’s latest art exhibits. Two different exhibits are on view: three works by Lynn Aldrich which will be on display until December 5, and a series of photographs by Whitney Warnes entitled, “The Look and Feel of Devotion: Buddhist and Muslim Aesthetics of…
Read MoreWomen at Fuller Exhibit Now on Display in the DAH Library
Who was the first female faculty member, and what year was she hired? When did Fuller begin to support women’s ordination? Who was Fuller’s first female trustee? Many of Fuller’s present faculty and staff championed the full affirmation of women in ministry and academic life back when the subject was debated at the institutional level.…
Read MoreDAH Library Hosts West Coast Health Missions and Ministry Conference
The Library was pleased to host the 2011 West Coast Health Missions and Ministry Conference over the weekend of August 19-20. On Friday night, conference speakers gathered on our third floor in the Asian Christian Collections room and adjacent balcony to enjoy food and conversation together. The conference hosted 60 respected national and international speakers who…
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Read MoreLarry Norman Exhibit Now up in the DAHL Lobby
The “Father of Christian Rock” and one of the key figures of the Jesus People Movement, Larry Norman left his mark on history as an evangelist and artist who used his talents to present the Gospel in the vernacular of the late ’60s and ’70s youth culture. His songs have been translated into over a…
Read MoreJackson Wilcox Exhibition on Display in the Library Lobby
Jackson Wilcox is an American Baptist pastor, artist, writer, and editor with a ministry career spanning over six decades. At each congregation served he published church newsletters illustrated with his distinctive cartoons and drawings. As a pastor in Hollywood during the Jesus People Movement, he produced a number of cartoons that were published in the…
Read MoreReception for “The Narrative of Life: A Response” Exhibit in the DAHL Lobby
In November of this year, The Brehm Center hosted a series of lectures given by Vanderbilt University’s Dr. Robin Jensen and artist John August Swanson. Students and alumni that attended were invited to create artwork in dialogue with the theme of the lectures: the intersection of faith and visual art and the important role that…
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