
an exhibition in memory of Constance Sherridan Hefner
Opening reception April 7, 2010 at 4:30 pm
As the Spring semester draws to a close, Wesley Theological Seminary celebrates the arts with an exhibition drawn from the life of our own community. Whether the artwork was made by students, graduates, long-time staff members, faculty or Artists-in-Residence, it speaks to the way art has become a conversation partner in the theological conversation.
This year, as was true in previous years, The Seminary Celebrates is made possible by generous endowment in memory of Constance Sherridan Hefner. Constance was the only daughter of Jean and Tom Hefner, who were members of the Council for the Arts and Religion in the 1990s, and who continue to be gracious supporters of the arts and the seminary. The portrait of Constance was painted Glen Hill, who well known in the local art community.
We are grateful to the Hefners, and to the artists whose works illuminate our common life.
Alexandra Sherman
Curator, Dadian Gallery


