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Ferdinand KRIWET, German film maker,
writer and mixed media artist, spoke Tuesday
to a group of UNL students and faculty
members at the Andrews Hall Library.
KRIWET's works currently are being shown
at Sheldon Art Gallery. He has presented
exhibitions in Germany, Holland, Austria,
France arid the United States.
He tofd the group he attempts to involve the
person afceing or listening to his work in the
work itself. By doing so, he said, a person
develops new perceptions of the world and can
therefore look at its problems in a different
light.
He is currently working on a radio text.
Campaign '72, in which he said he is recording
his perceptions of the presidential race. He said
he is not reporting the campaign, but only
trying to make a documentary about the
contest for the German people.
KRIWET was sponsored by the Union
Special Films Committee.
members, Thursday, from 7-8
p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
Room to be posted.
UNL Gay Action Group will
sponsor a Gay Open House,
every Thursday, 8-10 p.m. at
United Ministries in Higher
Education, 333 North 14th.
,
TONIC (Tutors of Nebraska
Indian Children) needs tutors
for students from kindergarten
through high school on the
Winnebago Indian reservation
Thursday evenings. For more
information, call Mary Firdlay,
466-6378.
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