Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Fredericka Foster is a self-employed artist with a career spanning over five decades, beginning in June 1970. Currently, Fredericka serves as an Exhibitor at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine since February 2019, contributing two paintings to the exhibition "Sanctuary: Building a Home without Walls." Additionally, as an Instructor at the Seattle Artist League since June 2018, Fredericka teaches a course titled "Art, Activism and the Salish Sea," linked to a film project by Alan Honick. Fredericka has a long history of exhibitions, including participation in the "Christa" and "The Value of Food" exhibitions at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, as well as a consistent presence at Fischbach Gallery since March 2001, showcasing a distinctive focus on painting moving water with oil on canvas. Education includes a Bachelor of Arts in painting and printmaking from the University of Washington, complemented by further training at The Factory of Visual Arts from 1972 to 1973.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, the mother church of the Episcopal Diocese of New York and the Seat of its Bishop, is chartered as a house of prayer for all people and a unifying center of intellectual light and leadership. It serves the many diverse people of our Diocese, City, Nation and World through an array of liturgical, cultural and civic events; pastoral, educational and community outreach activities; and maintains the preservation of the great architectural and historic site that is its legacy. People from many faiths and communities worship together in services held more than 30 times a week; the soup kitchen serves roughly 25,000 meals annually; social service outreach has an increasingly varied roster of programs; the distinguished Cathedral School prepares young students to be future leaders; Adults and Children in Trust, the renowned preschool, afterschool and summer program, offers diverse educational and nurturing experiences; the outstanding Textile Conservation Lab preserves world treasures; concerts, exhibitions, performances and civic gatherings allow conversation, celebration, reflection and remembrance—such is the joyfully busy life of this beloved and venerated Cathedral.