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Art Gallery
1 2th & 'FT St.
Documentary Films
THE WORLD OF BUCKMINSTER FULLER
Directed by Robert Snyder
90 minutes 1973 USA
"This is the definitive synthesized lecture of one of the great
teachers of our time transcribed in sight and sound for the
archives of posterity." Los Angeles Free Press
"A mind-blowing session ... a rare instance of genius
graphically explaining far-out ideas in understandable
form." Variety
"An invaluable record of a major figure . . . this documentary
yields even more with repeated viewings." Los Angeles Times
"The Leonardo da Vinci if our times." Marshall McLuhan
plus
ee cumings: THE MAKING OF A POET
Produced and Directed by Harold Mantell
Told by e e cummings
24 minutes USA
A man must fight to be himself. This film reveals how one
Supremely-gifted American fought a life-long battle for
self-expression through his poetry and painting, in New England,
Paris and New York. His integrity and his innovative techniques,
his magical lyricism and his satirical wit ere re-created in this
"aesthetic self-portrait." For Cummings tells the story himself in
his own voice, in his own words, in his own celebrated poetry,
with the special illumination of his own paintings, drawings,
notebooks.
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday February 18, 19 & 20
Screenings at 3, 7 & 9 p.m.
Admission $1.25
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Historian
to speak
on China
An American who is
considered the foremost U.S.
scholar on the People's
Republic of China will give a
public lecture Tuesday at UNL.
John K. Fairbank, a Huron,
S.D., native, is a Francis Lee
Higginson Professor of History
and the Director of the East
Asian Research Center at
Harvard University.
He will discuss "Chinese
American Relations in the
Post-Mao Era" in a 10 a.m.
appearance in the Nebraska
Union. The lecture is free.
His lecture will deal with
the nature of the transitions
and forces he thinks will
influence events in China in the
post-Mao era, such as the role
of the military, inter
relationships of politics and
economics and Peking
Washington detente.
Fairbank has lived and
traveled widely in mainland
China. His last visit was in
1972 when he was the guest of
Prime Minister Chou En-lai. He
has studied in Peking, was
special assistant to the
American ambassador in
Chungking during World War II
and was director of the U.S.
Information Service in China
from 1945 to 1946.
His visit to UNL is being
sponsored by the Asian Studies
Committee, (a UNL faculty
group) and the Convocations
Committee and Research
Council.
In conjunction with
Fairbank's appearance, two
free movies will be shown on
Thursday at the Sheldon Art
Gallery Auditorium from noon
to 2 p.m. The films, Youth in
Communes and Ping-Yuan
TsoChang ("Fighting on the
Plain"), a modern Peking-style
opera, are provided by the
People's Republic of China's
Liaison Office.
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Saturday March 8
8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
Two Different Programs
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"This is a splendid company
with a superb creator at its
helm."
Chicago Sun-Times
Tickets:
Kimball Box Office Rm. 113
Music Bldg. 11th and R
Streets 472-3375
Regular $3
UNL Students $2
All Seats Reserved
This residency is supported by
grants from the National
Endowment for the Arts, a
federal agency, and the Nubraska
Arts Council.
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