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THe Daily Nebraskan
Tuesday, March 17, 1959
American Paintings 'Leave Much Desired,
At Morrill Hall Art Association Exhibition
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l ne Contemporary Ameri
can painting shown at the
Nebraska Art Association's
exhibit at Morrill
Man leaves a lot to be de
sired. The American paintings
are part of the exhibit of con
temporary U.S. and Euro
pean paintings, graphic arts
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by Robert Ander Parker, has
a monumental quality that
many modern pictures lack.
Parker has given his ship
the qualities of strength and
imprepability which are in
herent to a fortress of the
Still Life
Two still lifes by Gerogio
Morandi, an Italian artist,
warrant a trip across camp
us to see. They are lyric po
etry in paint.
It is seldom that we in
the Midwest, outside of the
metropolitan areas, have a
chance to see sculpture.
Fourteen pieces are in the
exhibit ranging from the tra
ditional through the cubist to
the abstract.
One traditional piece bv
Martini is a female head
with an 18th century, Rococo
feeling. The cubist piece by
Henri Laurens is also a fe
male head. An excellent
piece, all of the lines carry
through and flow into one an
other no matter where one
stands.
Abstract i
One abstract, by Ameri-i
ican sculptress Louise Nevel
son, is actually a group of!
tnree pieces, ine group is
composed of tall, narrow
black boxes which stand up
right and are filled, with
wedges, circles, squares and
freeform shapes cut from
wood and painted black. .
This work is from a series
called "Moon Garden Tot
ems." They look like night
where the moonlight trans
forms things into weird and
fantastic shapes.
In addition to the paintings
and sculpture there is a sec
tion of graphic arts, draw
ings and prints. Included is
one of Joseh Albsers' ink-
less pintaglios, which repre
sents contemporary prints in
their purist degree. There is
a Stanley William Hayter
print, "Tropic of Cancer,"
which represents contempor
aroy prints in their baroqe
state.
The exhibit covers the last'
100 years. It is interesting to
see just how far we have
come.
Are IFC Balls universally
jinxed?
' Although the University of
Wyoming's IFC Spring Ball
was recorded a financial suc
cess, it suffered a loss of
$710.
The- IFC secretary said that
this was "a great improve
ment over previous years,"
particularly last year when
the Ball lost $1,500.
Last year the Ball featured
Blue Baron and the Crew
Cuts, while this year's starred
Woody Herman's band.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Adds Ten to Clan
Alpha Kappa Psi, profes
sional business fraternity, has
pledged 10 new members.
The pledges are:
Rex Buehrer, Neal Clausen,
Bill Crest, Harold Hoff, Jim
Jaeger, Dick Newman, David
Stitt, Al Williams, David
Weaver and Kent Winker.
Interview Schedule
Employment interviews will
be conducted on campus by
the following industrial firms
and government agencies dur
ing March.
Information and sign-up
sheets for the interviews can
be obtained in 109 Administra
tion Building.
Tuesday Staley Milling
Co., Black Sc Veatch.
Wednesday Northern Nat
ural Gas, Good-All Electric
Co., Butler Manufacturing
Co., Census Bureau.
Thursday City of Milwau
kee, American Cynamid Co.,
Boeing Airplane Company.
Friday Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Co., American Cynamid
Co., Boeing Airplane Co.
March 30 Cessna Aircraft
Co.
March 31 Sunbeam Corpor.
ation, Corps of Engineers,
Ceco Steel Products Corp.
Federal Aviation Agency.
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VERTICAL STILL LIFE portraits by Keith Vaughn are
among the features of the Nebraska Art Association's an
nual exhibit at Morrill Hall.
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and sculpture which opened
March 1 and will continue
through March 29.
As part of the Lincoln Cen
tennial, 19th century and ear
ly 20th century American
art has been included as a
special feature of the exhib
it. New York School j
There has been a lot of
paint brushed, squeezed and;
squirted on the large can
vasses; and the most they
manage to do is to look like
watered versions of the New!
York School artists such as
Adolph Gottlieb. Franz
Kline and Robert Moth
erwell, who are not rep
resented. There is one noticeable
large painting by Nassos
Daphm's titled "Composition
No. 10" which is composed
of red, blue and black rec
tangles with a w hite stripe
running vertically through
the center of the picture. If;
one stands and looks at this
picture for awhile, the rec-i
tangles begin to move in and !
out of the picture plane, and i
the white stripes begin to !
waver from side to side.
The best pictures in the
show are the small ones. A
watercolor of a battle
ship, ' Conte Di Cavour IV,"
THE
BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY
Will 15e Represented
ON CAMPUS
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
March 19, 20, 19..9
A CAUF.F.K AT BOEING is llie , Iiolcc of an ever increasing number
of students from Nebraska University. Boeing looks forward to
a long and pleasant association with those graduates who will join
its organization at the end of the present school year.
THE BOEING STORY is an impressive one. Contact the placement
office now for an appointment with the Boeing career consultants.
E.VGINEERS
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BUSINESS GRADUATES
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