Blackfriars Gallery provides meeting place where visitors and students may engage works of art not simply as objects on display but as a catalysts for conversation – between artist and viewer; between the subject matter and the academy; and between the Human and the Divine. Blackfriars Gallery is committed to the presentation of quality art as a means to generate dialogue between our DSPT community and contemporary culture. Please follow this link to learn more about the Blackfriars Gallery, the DSPT's commitment to the interplay between Religion and the Arts, and guidelines for artists who wish to showcase their work in the gallery.

May - July 2010: The craft of designing and constructing buildings explores the relationship between physical space and human need (both physical and metaphysical). Prominent in the creation of worship spaces throughout the Bay area, Arnold Constable is of particular importance to DSPT and the local community.

February - May 2010: Photos from the many travels of DSPT Student, Dolores Meehan, to Guatamala, Kenya, Australia, Russia, China, Tibet, Nepal, Costa Rica and Palestine.

October 22, 2009: Written by Aldyth Morris and starring Casey Groves. A true story of the heroic Catholic Priest who was a fountain of light to those suffering the darkness of leprosy on the Hawaiian Island of Moloka'i in the 1800s.

March 23 - May 22, 2009: Aboriginal art has been called the most important art movement since abstract expressionism. Many of the artists in this exhibit are internationally recognized, with work in American, European and Australian collections. “The uniqueness of this art is that it is produced by people who until recently lived in the Stone Age.” (Cecilia Alfonso, Warlukurlangu Aboriginal Artist Association)

January 26 - March 20, 2009: Picturing Paradise is an exhibition featuring embroidered and appliquéd fabric pictures called cuadros, created by women of Compacto Humano and Manos Ancashinas, two art cooperatives located in Pamplona Alta, a shantytown situated on the outskirts of Lima, Peru.

Spring 2008: Charcoal drawings of the stations of the cross by DSPT Alumnus Lam Khong.

August 2006 - March 2007: An exhibition of worldwide cinematic art inspired by the religious epics set in the ancient world, from Adam and Eve to Constantine the Great: Posters, Motion Picture Stills, Lobby Cards, Books, Programs, and Props.