The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 21, 1980, Page page 13, Image 13

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    friday, march 21, 1980
Youngsters' artwork
displayed downtown
View 4Tbmpd.V gaze at Julie,- or look at a simple
house.
You can see these and more March 22 to 29 at the
33 rd Annual Nebraska Elementary School Art Exhibit
in Lincoln. Artwork from young artists across Nebraska
will be on display in the auditorium of the Miller and
Paine Lincoln Center Store. Exhibit hours are 10 ain to
9 pjn. Monday through Friday, 10 ajn. to 5:30 pjn. on
Saturday, and noon to 5 p m. on Sunday.
Hie 204 pieces of artwork in the exhibit were chosen
from 3,210 entries by students in kindergarten through
eighth grade. The two-dimensional artwork was done with
various media including pencil, ink, charcoal, crayons,
water colors, oil paints and print techniques.
"Pompei," a linoleum print, was done by Keith Smith,
13, of Grand Island; "Julie," a collage, is the work of
Dianne Luebke, 13, of Millard; and Mark Langrud, 7, of
Broken Bow, used crayon to create hispicture of a house
The judges for the exhibit were Dr. Roscoe Shields, Jr
and Marvin Spomer, professors at UNL and Verna Mae
Peterson, a retired Lincoln Public School art teacher.
The exhibit is sponsored by the UNL Division of Con
tinuing Studies in cooperation with the Miller and Paine
Department Stores. According to Orvid Owens, UNL pro
gram coordinator, the exhibit is designed to stimulate ele
mentary art in schools throughout the state and to pro
vide a showcase for outstanding artwork done by ele
inentary students.
Insanity ... .
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The main view of "normality" that is given to pit
against life at the hospital is the home of a friend of Vin
cent and her husband (Jessica Walter and Gene Ilackman).
In contrast to the freedom and spontaneity of Lilith, this
household appears edgy and artificial. If, as someone in
the film says, insanity is really no more than unhappiness,
Lilith raises serious questions about the definition of mad
ness. It is interesting to note that Robert Rossen was black
listed for some time during the McCarthy era, and he
finished Lilith just before his death. Jean Seberg commit
ted suicide last September, at which time it was revealed
that she had been the target of an FBI plot in 1970 to be
smirch her public reputation. A rumor was planted in the
news media stating that Seberg's child was fathered by a
high official of the Black Panther Party, in hopes of dis
crediting her support of the movement.
Rossen and Seberg visited a number of mental hospitals
before they made Lilith because Rossen wanted to avoid
giving a hackneyed view of insanity. In the early parts of
the film, madness may be slightly romanticized, but later
Vincent and Lilith deal with serious problems that have
devastating consequences.
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