Covenant College Names Art Gallery in Honor of Ed and Doreen Kellogg

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, GA — Covenant College has named a campus art gallery in honor of Ed and Doreen Kellogg, recognizing their decades of artistic achievement, faithful service, and lasting contributions to the Covenant community.

Located on the upper level of the Anna E. Kresge Memorial Library, the Kellogg Art Gallery honors the couple's combined century of artistic work and their commitment to using art to reflect God's truth, beauty, and goodness.

Ed Kellogg, professor emeritus of art at Covenant College, joined the faculty in 1973. Known for his distinctive landscape paintings, Ed draws inspiration from the natural beauty of the Chattanooga region and beyond. His work explores the beauty of God's creation and has been featured in hospitals and other institutions across the country.

Doreen Kellogg is an internationally recognized textile artist whose colorful banners illustrate biblical passages and themes. Her works have been commissioned and displayed in churches, schools, colleges, and other institutions in the United States and abroad.

Beyond their artistic achievements, the Kelloggs have made a lasting impact through their mentorship, hospitality, and service to the church. They helped establish New City Fellowship in Chattanooga, where Ed served as a founding ruling elder.

The gallery's naming celebrates the Kelloggs' artistic legacies and their shared commitment to glorifying God through creativity, education, and service.

Covenant College is a Christ-centered liberal arts institution committed to providing an academically rigorous and biblically grounded education. To learn more about Covenant College, please visit covenant.edu.