thursday, September 22, 1977 .
daily nebraskan
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Guest artist will present sculpture class lectures
Environmental artist Andrew Leicester will h
UNL' campus Monday and Tuesday to present informal
lectures, present a slide show and build a sand sculpture.
Sponsored by the Union Program Council, Leicester
will work with UNL sculpture classes to construct a sand
sculpture in the main lounge of the Nebraska Union
Tuesday at 2:30 pjn.
..He will lecture to sculpture classes in Richards Hall 113
Monday from 2:30 - 5:30 and Tuesday from 9:30 12:30.
The lectures will be open to the public.
There will be a free informal slide lecture Tuesday at
7:30 pjn.; in the main lounge of the Union. A
photographic exhibition of Leicester's 'Alluvial Fan
a water and sand sculpture, will be on display in the
Union main lounge through Sept. 30.
Sky's the limit at observatory night
The artist, born in England, received degrees in art
design and sculpture. He came to the U.S. in 1970 and
, continued his schooling in numerous colleges and uni
versities in Minnesota, his present home.
In 1974, Leicester received a great deal of notoriety
for his sculpture work along a 30-mile section of U.S.
Highway 52 between Hader and Rochester, Minn. He
constructed six art pieces in hillsides by the highway.
Travelers viewed them, and gave different interpretations
of the work as they drove past.
If you want the moon or the stars, thev're vours Fri
day night.
The Behlen Observatory at the University of Nebraska
Field Laboratory at Mead will be open to the public, free
of charge Friday from 7 to 10 p.m.
Donald Taylor, UNL physics and astronomy instruc
tor, said, the "featured item" will probably be the full
moon. If the weather is clear, observatory visitors will be
able to look through the 30-inch" telescope and a smaller
8-inch telescope, Taylor said.
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Wind ensemble
concert Sunday
The UNL Symphonic Wind Ensemble will perform
eight American and British works in a free public concert
Sunday.
Jack Snider, director of bands for the UNL School of
Music, will conduct the group. He described the ensemble
as "a small concert band made up of about 45 of the best
wind and percussion players we have in the school.
Snider said members of the ensemble must audition
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