King's Business - 1958-09

art (see cover)

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his fall for the first time Biola Bible College will offer an art major. Designed primarily to meet the growing need for a basic knowledge of art for Chris­ tian education majors, BIOLA’s art courses will be open to all students. For years the school has taught art but it wasn’t until two years ago that art emerged as a serious study. At that time the school hired Mrs. Dorothy Kindell (A.A., Colorado Woman’s College, graduate of Chap­ pell Art School, Denver and Th.B., M.R.E. from Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary, Ft. Worth) to head the art department. Mrs. Kindell bustled into her new job with a dedi­ cation that would be a joy to any artist. Her enthus­ iasm sparked students, many who had never painted before, to turn out some commendable work (see cover and samples on these pages).

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In addition to painting Mrs. Kindell is an expert at pottery making. A life-long Baptist, art for her is a fascinating study because, as she puts it, "God created everything and when we study design in nature we are getting very close to God."

Connie Taylor

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